Best Practices
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Fleet and training: Even experienced fleet managers can benefit from training
Even experienced fleet managers can benefit from training to keep pace with industry developments. Andrew Ryan reports.
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Fleet and drivers: Vehicle checks become much easier in digital age
Regular pre-use vehicle inspections can help a fleet stay compliant and reduce downtime by identifying issues early.
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Safe and sound: Volvo's bluelight conversion centre ticks police boxes
Volvo takes retail-ready cars off the end of the production line then adapts them to needs of police forces in UK and worldwide. Andrew Brady reports
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Fleets and vehicles: Creating a tailored choice list
Creating a tailored vehicle choice list gives a fleet manager the opportunity to drive cost or efficiency ambitions, but there are many factors to consider. Andrew Ryan reports
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Utilisation: ’Cutting down the fleet too much is a false economy’
Maximising vehicle utilisation can have many cost and operational benefits for companies. Andrew Ryan asks the operators of two major fleets how they do it
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Utilisation: Sweating the assets
Getting the most out of vehicles over a longer period of time can help a company optimise its fleet utilisation.
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Utilisation: Cut costs with a successful vehicle reallocation policy
Restricting vehicle colour choice or specification are among the options fleets can take to make future reallocation simpler.
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Overcoming the big fleet challenges
The solutions being employed by the UK’s largest fleet operators present a blueprint for the industry. Jonathan Manning reports
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Mobility: What is business mobility?
The phrase has become popular in the fleet industry, but there is still confusion as to what it actually means. Andrew Ryan asks leading suppliers and organisations for their definitions and how their visions will shape the future of fleet management
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Admin: In-house specialists add value and efficiency
Dedicated administration roles may be a dying breed in fleet departments, but they can make a significant difference to an operation.
