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Higher temperatures place vehicle engines at a higher risk of overheating, especially if there have been lapses in vehicle maintenance. Here are some seasonal safety and maintenance tips you can share with your drivers.
Read More →The Canadian fleet market consists of approximately 1 million light- and medium-duty vehicles. The average fleet in Canada operates between 35 to 45 units. Light- and medium-duty trucks and vans constitute approximately 60-65 percent of the market, while passenger cars constitute approximately 35-40 percent of the market.
Read More →The Moscow-based Russian Association of Winter Road Maintenance is tasked to bring under one roof all sides concerned with snow and ice-related problems to research and develop the best practices in efficient and sustainable ways to combat snow and ice accumulation.
Read More →Operating a cost-effective and efficient fleet often requires relying on the knowledge and expertise of fleet managers, but strategic direction from upper management also acts as a driving factor for such changes.
Read More →With a lifecycle of approximately 15 to 20 years, there are a number of important factors to consider when determining if a compressed natural gas (CNG) cylinder has ended its useful life.
Read More →Fleet management is rife with “truisms,” so-called conventional pieces of wisdom, that, although well intentioned, aren’t always true. Here are some examples of such truisms about which fleet managers can, and should, be skeptical.
Read More →Fleet managers can focus too much on the price of the products and services they buy, which can leave some cost-cutting opportunities unexplored.
Read More →There are many building blocks in the edifice of successful fleet management. From vehicle selection to assignment, and from replacement cycles to policy, everything has its place. One of the basic foundations of any fleet operation is the preventive maintenance schedule.
Read More →Fleet Response's Stuart Braun, an adjuster and maintenance manager, has earned the ASE Certified Master Collision Technician, the fleet management company has announced.
Read More →How current and future challenges are affecting medium-duty fleets.
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