When you get your items safely delivered on time, you can thank the fleet manager who made it happen. Put simply, a fleet manager is a logistics expert who works in the transportation industry.
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Whether you run a fleet of one or one hundred, refueling can become a major concern. There are a few methods for handling the refueling process, including reimbursements, cash payments, and corporate cards.
Topics: Fleet Management, Fleet Maintenance
Chances are you're reading this blog because you're a business owner or supervisor who is trying to take care of your employees. There are various reasons one would want to gift a company car to staff.
Topics: Fleet Management
Fleet management refers to efforts by an expert fleet management company to organize, maintain and coordinate vehicles with the aim of upholding productivity.
Topics: Fleet Safety, Fleet Management, Fleet Financing, Fleet Maintenance
Do you run a security company or own a company that offers home services? Does your business require at least one vehicle? Maybe you operate an electrical company, consisting of several electricians. If so, then consider how fleet leasing can be an effective solution for your company.
Topics: Fleet Management, Vehicle Leasing
The task of managing a fleet is no small feat because of its complexities and the challenges you may experience on various occasions. Fleet managers have multiple responsibilities, including managing workers, controlling expenses, maintaining vehicles, among other things, but above all, the priority is customer satisfaction.
Topics: Fleet Management
Fleet maintenance refers to the process of repair and upkeep of vehicles owned by a business or an organization. The goal is to enhance the effectiveness and safety of using these vehicles while handling company errands.
Topics: Fleet Management, Fleet Maintenance
Business owners who wouldn't allow an employee to set foot in a worksite without safety gear surprisingly allow them to drive company vehicles without any policies to govern them. If you're a business owner and fit such a description, then it's vital you put a firm company vehicle policy in place.
Topics: Fleet Safety, Fleet Management
If you still provide company vehicles, then you may want to limit the personal use of those vehicles. Bear in mind that for your employees, personal use of the vehicle is considered a taxable non-cash fringe benefit. In other words, there is a tax benefit for the employee if personal use is limited to occasional or "de minimis" personal use, such as stopping during a commute.
Topics: Fleet Safety, Fleet Management
