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The primary focus of fleet risk should not be to minimize liability exposure, though this is important. It should be to minimize crashes.
Read More →In order to manage fleet risk, you first need a system to determine which drivers are putting you over the line.
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Vinyl wraps on your fleet vehicles can extend your local word of mouth advertising to thousands of potential customers daily.
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Motor vehicle records are the number one factor in determining who drives your company vehicles. Third-party vendors and the Internet have made obtaining them much easier.
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Any small business owner contemplating a TRAC lease needs to understand the mechanics of the lease and how to effectively negotiate one.
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Gas is now averaging $2.20 a gallon here in Southern California, making the case for a fuel management program stronger than ever.
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To be successful, fleet management must develop a partnership with the operating departments, their operators, and vendors. Fleet is the pivotal player in these relationships as it manages equipment from cradle to grave
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Fleets profit from training by using technology to increase productivity and efficiency, which in turn, lowers costs. Training employees to use new technology effectively is as important as the investment in the technology itself.
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How did a fleet supervisor steal 75 vehicles from a 108-vehicle fleet?
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To get through the shaky economy of the last two years, carmakers loaded on the perks, ranging from zero percent financing to hefty cash rebates—and consumers got hooked on them. Now the automakers face a huge challenge: weaning consumers from all those discounts.
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