The schedule of a modern fleet is very finely tuned. So, any delay or interruption can be a significant cause for concern. A single vehicle off-road (VOR) has the potential to have critical implications. From the moment that vehicle is declared VOR until its return to operations, a driver is at risk of being unable to carry out their tasks, with a negative impact on the fleet and customer(s) alike. Minimising vehicle downtime is, therefore, a sector-wide priority.
Responding to this challenge, fleet management and funding company, Holman, has achieved a significant reduction in vehicle downtime with a record low of 2.24 days in August 2024 and an average VOR time of 2.63 days in the past year – establishing a new benchmark in fleet uptime.
Holman’s UK head of operations, Dominic Hutchinson, spoke to Fleet News about how the brand has achieved this record, and what his company’s achievements mean for modern fleets.
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