Many companies today are having trouble stocking up their vehicle fleets. If this sounds familiar to your team, you are not alone. As it turns out, there is a widespread shortage of vehicles...
Every team requires a specific collection of tools and equipment to complete the job. Landscaping requires earthworks equipment. Carpentry requires tables and saws.
As a fleet manager, your fleet's policy is a vital document that enables you to maintain a safe and successful fleet efficiently. It also helps you ensure drivers are accountable.
Managing a successful fleet business is no easy job. Sometimes a crisis may strike out of nowhere, throwing you off guard.
Commercial fleets have an annual accident rate of about 20%, and high-risk drivers can cost you up to $70,000 in a fleet accident. That is almost double what you pay for a workplace injury. ...
For several decades, there have been reports that the US trucking sector may be dealing with a constant problem: shortages of truck drivers.
A fleet business may start its operations with whatever available internal resources and infrastructure it has, be it a few staff, a handful of vehicles and even a small office.
No matter whether you have a whole fleet of trucks to maintain or just the one you drive every day, you want to be sure you have the highest quality, most dependable one available.
In many cases, fleet owners and managers are often more reactive than they are proactive when it comes to fleet planning.
