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To obtain the proper vehicle for the job, determine the requirements the vehicle needs to fulfill.
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If you're like a lot of company vehicle managers, unless you currently reimburse, you've asked yourself at some point whether it night be a good idea to reimburse employees for the use of their personal vehicles, rather than providing company vehicles.
Read More →Review your drivers. Screen new employees thoroughly, and make careful decisions on who gets a company vehicle and who doesn't.
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According to research conducted by Business Fleet, an overwhelming majority - 91% - of companies with 10 to 50 vehicles has no fuel management program in place.
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Vehicle tracking and driver monitoring systems can help you run a more efficient and economical fleet.
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Tougher standards for car and light truck tires are on the way -- possibly as early as the fall -- but the details still have to be worked out between federal auto safety officials proposing them and tiremakers, who assert they're too stringent, and are unneccesary in any case.
Read More →After you decide to investigate and try a managed fuel program, a little research will help you make sure the program you get is what you need.
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As I write this in April, gasoline -- lifeblood of the economy -- is 20 percent more expensive than just a month ago.
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When making the decision, look at the details--and your company's needs and preferences.
Read More →If you've decided that leasing is the way to go for your company vehicles, it's time to make another important decision: choosing among the leasing options available to you.
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