Fleet Tips

Fleet Tips

Many organizations begin their operation with the resources to manage vehicles, internally. As the operation grows, managing more vehicles each year may become its own full-time job. The right Fleet Management Company (FMC) can help to free up administrative burdens of managing your own fleet, allowing more focus on the core mission of serving customers.

Fleet Tips

When selecting vehicles for business operations, there are many factors that should be considered such as the make and model and impact of the total cost of ownership (TCO) considerations. How should companies consider balancing all those factors with employee-driven wants and needs?

Fleet Tips

When deciding to partner with a Fleet Management Company, many organizations have questions about the differences between financing and vehicle lease options.

Fleet Tips

Determining the total cost of ownership (TCO) is one of the most complex parts of owning and managing a fleet of vehicles. Fleet management companies can use their automotive knowledge and infrastructure to help accurately determine the total cost of ownership to benefit your company.

Fleet Tips

Many companies rely on a single resale channel when cycling vehicles. Using a hands-on multi-channel approach will maximize resale revenues.

Fleet Tips

Finding the right technology for your fleet can be a challenging task. To make the right decisions, explore various tool options, evaluate your operation and capabilities to optimize a data-driven result for your company's fleet.

Fleet Tips

Outsourced fleet management, coupled with local, hands-on account management, gives advantages like improving efficiencies over the life cycle of the vehicle.

Fleet Tips

Successful fleet management requires proper planning, management with continuous improvement, and adjustments when necessary. Learn how an optimal vehicle replacement plan will give you an advantage.

Fleet Tips

Company vehicle policies should balance the needs of your organization as well as driver requirements and expectations, while maintaining the standards for both parties. As a best practice, your company’s vehicle policy should be reviewed annually.