Fleet Profiles
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Fire and rescue services of Hereford/Worcester and Shropshire combine on purchasing
It may be fairly common for police forces to work together on vehicle purchase to bring costs down, but such collaborations are more rare in the fire service
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New fleet processes help Auto Windscreens to save more than £150k
Software, mileage capture and integrated telematics-camera are among the tools Auto Windscreens' Shaun Atton has adopted, cutting costs by more than £150,000.
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RNLI – 'saving £800,000 on our fleet will help save lives'
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) will make a net saving of £800,000 this year thanks to new contracts, using wholelife costs and telematics. It’s money which will benefit its life-saving work out at sea, says Nick Saunders.
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HTS (Property and Environment)'s three steps to a safer fleet
A look at how HTS (Property and Environment), which was a finalist in this year’s Fleet News Awards’ safe fleet category, runs a safe fleet.
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South Yorkshire Police & South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue
Having made significant improvements to South Yorkshire Police, award-winning fleet manager Sarah Gilding is on a mission to bring cost and efficiency savings to the South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue fleet
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How Close Brothers bank saved £2.5m
Close Brothers' decision to have a dedicated fleet team has cut costs and improved compliance
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Eric Wright Group: 'I covered 26,000 miles using just 19 litres of fuel,' says Steve Openshaw
Eric Wright Group fleet and transport manager Steve Openshaw leads by example when it comes to zero-emission motoring.
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AD Bly: ‘We have reduced downtime by 80%'
AD Bly fleet manager Adam Gamlin was ‘thrown in at the deep end’ when he landed the role. Fortunately, help was readily at hand.
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British Gas: ‘our supplier partnerships deliver value’
British Gas relies on its collaborative partnerships with suppliers to run an effective and efficient fleet, says Steve Winter.
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“We’ll hit our 40% EV target early,” says Uni of Birmingham’s Monica Guise
Monica Guise explains how the University of Birmingham’s fleet will soon be 40% electric or hydrogen – a year ahead of its target.
