Best Practices for Managing Fuel Costs 
Reducing fuel costs and improving overall fuel efficiency within your business requires a combination of clear policies and guidelines as well as the technology to help monitor and report on their progress and effectiveness. Download this White Paper to learn how GPS Fleet Management can assist your fleet in managing fuel costs.
Demystifying Typical CNG Facility Compliance
Understanding what fleet owners must do to bring their CNG facilities up to code.
Beyond the Basics: Fleet Management Solutions at the Next Level
Traditionally, telematics devices have been used to track the location of vehicles. But increasingly fleet solutions provide analytics that offer fleet managers a much broader and more detailed view of activity in
the field. As a result, fleet managers are realizing the benefits of incorporating these analytics into their day-to-day operations.
Flexible Card Types: A New Way to Manage to Vehicles, Drivers or Both
Today’s fleet cards offer fleet managers more than just a convenient way to purchase fuel. They also provide new options to leverage technologies that were not possible just a few short years ago.
But finding the right program for your fleet doesn’t have to require excessive time and research. It just takes a little introspection.
Case Study: At Merck, Fleet Card Program Helps Boost Efficiency, Save Over 10% On Management Costs
To cut fuel costs and maximize fleet efficiency, Merck needed more precise transaction data and controls than any credit card could offer.
Market Trends
By Mike Antich
When you electronically buy an airline ticket, you do so through an electronic hub, such as Egencia. When realtors electronically list homes for sale, they use a multiple listing service for all other realtors to simultaneously see the property listing. Many see comparable change occurring for the remarketing of vehicles in the wholesale market. The consensus among remarketers is not “if” this will occur, but “when.” And, just as important, most see it happening sooner, rather than later
By Mike Antich
Coach’s Blog
By Ed Bobit
Maybe “yes” if you believe the experts who say that up to 30 percent of a vehicle’s efficiency is impacted by driver behavior. Maybe “no” if you are not influencing your drivers.
By Ed Bobit