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It’s nice to get suggestions and advice from experts on how to better manage your fleet. It’s also good to know what not to do. Here are three tried-and-true ways to screw up your fleet operation.
Read More →Lost staff, reduced resources, late night calls at home from drivers, “advice” from executives. It’s easy to imagine what thoughts might go through the mind of a fleet manager during the course of a year.
Read More →Sears aggressively implemented sustainability measures into its fleet to minimize its impact on the environment and create cost savings. The installation of fuel-efficiency programming tools into more than 4,000 vans led to a 10-percent gas savings.
Read More →The valuable data captured through telematics systems is helping fleet managers promote and teach eco-driving best practices among company drivers.
Read More →Three fleet industry professionals share best practices and offer advice on how to avoid mistakes in developing and implementing green fleet initiatives.
Read More →Offering lower per-gallon fuel costs and clear environmental benefits, alt-fuel fleet units are the wave of the future. Using retrofitting as a viable solution, fleets don’t have to invest in new assets and can make the most of their existing fleet units.
Read More →As the seventh largest private fleet in the U.S., operating approximately 22,000 vehicles, Frito-Lay is incorporating medium-duty electric box trucks into its operations.
Read More →Several high-profile fleets utilizing hybrid vehicles are speaking up about the results.
Read More →The maturation of alternative fuels has made it easier for transit agencies to implement programs than it was for early adopters in the 1990s. Still, there are many lessons to learn from the early pioneers.
Read More →Greater Long Island Clean Cities Coordinator Rita Ebert is supporting fleet efforts to leave petroleum behind.
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