Sean Lyden was a contributing author for Bobit publications for many years.
Achieving optimum fuel economy could be as simple as refreshing the fleet’s medium-duty truck specs. A small variation in fuel consumption can make a big difference.
Companies are able to use telematics solutions to lessen the carbon footprint of their vehicle fleets as well as reduce overall fuel consumption.
Promoting a fleet safety policy involves keeping drivers informed and engaged. The key to success is communication.
The latest developments in wireless electric vehicle charging eliminate fueling station clutter and reduce the risk of equipment damage.
After a four-year “resting period,” the compact van is back, alive and well, and offering even more options than ever.
With its lower cost, ability to reduce smog-producing pollutants, and its status as an abundant domestic fuel source, more fleets are looking at switching over to natural gas. There are five factors to consider before making the leap to the domestically produced alt fuel.
Making a mistake in the design, material selection, and maintenance of vehicle graphics can project the wrong impression and be costly in the long run.
The experts are bullish on the future of the availability of public alt-fuel refueling infrastructure. Fleets will be among the prime drivers of the growth.
Work with fleet-minded dealers, plan out vehicle needs as far in advance as possible, and be flexible to avoid time-consuming hassles and higher vehicle costs.
The primary reasons to buy a liftgate include reducing the risk of injury and the ability to increase efficiency and productivity. However, there are several points to remember when considering available options.
Upfitting can be an involved process, but it can be broken down into seven factors to maximize productivity and benefit the company’s bottom line.
Experts share their advice on how fleet managers can most effectively manage an upfit “crisis” and get things back on track.
Incorrectly spec’ing a refrigerated truck can be costly to both a fleet and a company’s clients. Knowing what mistakes to avoid when spec’ing can go a long way to impacting the bottom line and increasing company business.
While many commercial truck fleets may have qualms about going “green,” the process can make a statement and add to the bottom line.
While it is tempting to adopt a “more-the-merrier” approach to vehicle spec’ing, fewer specs can actually offer more options, netting happier drivers and fewer administrative headaches.
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