Fleet Management

Something many retail businesses have in common is the need for asset tracking in real time. Whether you’re interested in keeping tabs solely on your business vehicles and equipment or you’d also like to track the tablets and laptops that your crew uses in the field, powerful new...

Whether your business runs on one vehicle or a small fleet, embracing mobile payments can make life on the go a little bit easier—and more secure. Paying with a mobile wallet is not only quick and convenient but adds additional levels...

Chances are your company vehicles use some form of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), but do your employees understand the limitations of ADAS? Safety technologies can help reduce the risk of traffic accidents, but as the National Safety Council points...

The job of a fleet manager can be complicated enough. It only becomes more challenging when the responsibility of hiring new employees - like drivers - is included. If this is the case for you, what this means is that...

Did your small business purchase a vehicle in 2018? If so, you need to know about recent changes in bonus depreciation before you file your taxes.   New Rules from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Last December, congress passed...

Raise Awareness with a Vehicle Wrap A vehicle wrap is a smart business investment. According to a marketing study cited by Style My Ride, a vehicle wrap on average generates about 32,804 to 75,897 views a day, 30% of which...

Most fleet managers understand the value of an efficient, integrated vehicle parts inventory system. Nevertheless, improving parts inventory—the foundation of any parts management system—is often given a lower priority than other vehicle maintenance operations due to the perceived tediousness of...

The Internet of Things, or IoT, is being rapidly adopted by the transportation industry in order to make fleets more efficient, reduce operating costs, increase safety, automate processes, and provide greater asset visibility. Wikipedia defines the IoT as a network...

Hurricane Florence dissipated on September 19 leaving behind approximately 38 billion dollars in damage. While the impact of Florence is still fresh, fleet managers should look ahead and prepare their fleets for next hurricane season.  Teach Drivers the Dangers of...

Hurricane Florence made landfall two weeks ago, bringing catastrophic flooding to North and South Carolina—a region barely recovered from Hurricane Matthew two years ago. Flooding is expected to continue as trillions of gallons of rainwater finds its way to the Atlantic...