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There’s no question that the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) by businesses that operate fleets is on the rise and the reasons go beyond reducing emissions. EVs can provide businesses with wide-ranging, bottom-line boosting benefits, including:
When it comes to diesel engines, there’s one goal that all fleets have in common — improving engine efficiency. The more efficient a vehicle’s engine, the lower the operating and service costs, and the longer the service life.
Tags: Asset Management
With Environmental Protection Agency emissions standards, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting requirements, and the explosive growth of e-commerce, the emphasis on reducing fleet emissions by trucking companies is gaining significant traction.
Tags: Fuel Management, Risk Management
The Atlantic hurricane season officially begins on June 1 and ends on November 30. For fleet managers, this officially means that although the start of the season is a couple of months away, it’s never too early to begin hurricane preparations. Being as hurricane-ready as possible can lessen the impact of inclement weather on your employees, operations, and customers.
Tags: Emergency Fueling
With fuel costs on the rise and expected to rise again as we head into spring, you could argue that it’s more important than ever for fleet managers to understand the impact that fuel prices and fuel delivery methods can have on their bottom line.
Tags: Fuel Management
With operational costs rising and predicted to continue moving upward, getting costs under control is top of mind for fleet managers regardless of budget size.
Tags: Asset Management
The transportation and trucking industry accounts for a third of the energy consumption in the United States. What’s been challenging for the industry over the last half-decade is meeting demand for travel and transportation, while reducing fuel consumption.
Tags: Fleet Management, Fuel Management
According to the latest numbers from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), the number of large vehicles involved in accidents has increased steadily over the past decade. In 2019 alone, 5,237 fatal crashes involved large trucks and buses, a 2% increase from 2018.
Tags: Fleet Management, Risk Management
Flight operations in winter can be adversely affected by near and below-freezing temperatures, fast-moving fronts, strong winds and wind gusts, icing conditions and blowing snow. To that end, to ensure the safety of pilots, passengers, ground crew and citizens, flying in winter requires special cold weather procedures — from aircraft preparation to operation.
Tags: Fuel Management, Asset Management
Winter is here and with it the possibility of weather conditions that can make driving much more dangerous than usual. With driver safety the number one concern for fleets, it’s important to have a best practices action plan in place for winter driving and for preparing vehicles for any potential adverse conditions.
Tags: Asset Management, Risk Management
