The success of any fleet is defined by the capabilities and traits of the fleet manager. A good fleet manager - or management team - can facilitate clear communication, maintain a safe fleet...
The importance of measuring fleet utilization cannot be overlooked, even without access to advanced fleet technology. The practice enables businesses to optimize their operations and control...
Fleet management has always been a data game. Every route, tank of gas, and maintenance schedule relies on accurate data to optimize your fleet management solutions. A big part of this is ac...
Rightsizing is a concept sweeping the business world. It addresses common problems in which a business either has too many or too few of an essential resource.
Running a business, many managers see creating policies as a "Set It and Forget It' situation. In some cases, this can be true. A practical and comfortable dress code may not change for a de...
A fleet manager defines the efficiency and morale of their team. An organized fleet manager runs efficient routes where mistakes are few and far between. An inspiring fleet manager boosts mo...
Catching a bite to eat can be challenging for fleet drivers, whether you run a local route or do long hauls across the country. Eating while driving is not advised, and there should always b...
Managing a fleet can be intimidating and time-consuming. With so many vehicles to oversee, dealing with insurance, licensing, and other paperwork can quickly become overwhelming.
Each season has its unique challenges for fleet drivers who are out on the roads every day. In the summer, the common road hazards are not just from the weather, but also from people.
When it comes to managing your organization's vehicles, choosing between a mileage reimbursement model and a company-owned or leased fleet is a crucial decision.
