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Keep in mind the aspects of fleet management that you cannot do without. Be open-minded when negotiating with a fleet management company, but resolute about the things that must be included in your agreement.
Read More →Based on 2002-model year mid-year registrations, overall fleet registrations dropped 14.5 percent and fleet registrations for all car segments declined. Overall commercial fleet registrations were up by only 3.7 percent. But full-size pickup truck sales were notably strong, with registrations up 25 percent.
Read More →Negotiating an agreement with your fuel card and services provider doesn't have to be a combative experience. Open communication and clear objectives can help both sides develop a fair and productive business relationship.
Read More →The annual fleet accident study conducted by CEI revealed the greatest risk for an accident to occur was in a parking lot on a Friday in clear weather.
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The underlying message of this month’s cover story is that the key to negotiating an effective fleet services agreement starts with an effective request for proposal (RFP).
Read More →Many companies are under enormous and ongoing pressures to reduce costs. A corporate fleet consumes a very large percentage of a company’s operating budget and it is a tempting target for cost-cutting programs.
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A perennial question facing corporate management is whether it makes better business sense to provide company vehicles for employees or to reimburse them for the use of their personal vehicles.
Read More →We asked fleet managers to provide real-world advice – based on the their own experiences and feedback from their drivers – as to the important questions to ask when interviewing prospective fuel management providers.
Read More →Even with minor increases in maintenance and tire costs, the decrease in retail gas prices has led to decreased operating costs overall.
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