Managing a fleet is no small task. Between overseeing drivers and staff, balancing budgets, ensuring compliance and safety, maintaining vehicles, and keeping up with the latest technologies, it’s no...
A fleet manager’s effectiveness is often measured by their ability to control and reduce costs. That’s why developing and controlling a well-structured budget is essential — not only for running an...
Reducing carbon footprint is a key initiative across many industries, with organizations taking steps to minimize environmental impact, comply with regulatory requirements, and meet growing customer...
Fleet managers carry a dual responsibility: staying focused on daily operations while also planning for future fleet and company needs. Critical responsibilities include:
Trying to run your fleet without a robust asset management program powered by advanced fleet technologies is like sending your drivers to job sites without routes. They might eventually get there,...
Using fuel cards for fuel purchases or vehicle maintenance — such as oil changes, repairs, and tire services — provides fleets with distinct advantages that traditional credit or debit cards don’t...
Whether it’s caused by a hurricane, tornado, or flood, losing power without a ready and reliable generator can lead to serious consequences for your business, including: