If you lease a car that you use primarily for your business, then you see it as a business expense. For fleet managers, lease costs are even more obviously a business expense.
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Let's face it – is there a company that is not interested in technology nowadays? Technological advancement has made it possible to boost productivity and increase efficiency in your business while enhancing the safety of drivers and fleet vehicles.
Topics: Fleet Management, Fleet News, Misc
Exotic cars are expensive, although generally smaller than a standard sedan. They usually have only two seats and an engine designed for competitive racing.
Topics: Fleet Management, Misc
Car leasing may be considered a relatively expensive option, especially when leasing vehicles for personal use, but not for service companies.
Topics: Vehicle Leasing, Fleet News, Misc
Everyone knows that buying a car is good for your credit score and leaves you with a vehicle that is 100% yours when the loan is paid.
Topics: Vehicle Leasing, Misc
There are two typical ways to lease a car. The first is airport-style, where a temporary traveler leases a car for just a few days or weeks when they need a vehicle away from home.
Topics: Vehicle Leasing, Misc
Probably, your car lease is close to expiry, and you're still undecided whether to renew it. Maybe the uncertainties of the current economic environment have gotten your feet cold, and you're hesitating to commit to another long-term obligation. For this reason, you could be wondering whether a car lease can be extended.
Topics: Vehicle Leasing, Misc
Appliance repair is a necessary field service with an uninterrupted demand for fleet vehicles and on-site technicians.
Topics: Fleet Safety, Fleet News, Misc
Let's face it:
If you want loyal customers, you must deliver top-of-the-class customer services. In fact, according to a 2015 survey by Aspect Consumer Experience, 67 percent of customers believe a business' customer service shows how much they value customers.
Topics: Fleet Safety, Fleet Management, Fleet Tracking, Misc
Profit is usually the yardstick of business success, and without it, you are bound to close shop. Since you obtain profit by deducting expenses from income, it makes sense to keep the operating costs at a minimum to maximize your returns.
Topics: Fleet Management, Fleet Maintenance, Misc
