Grey Fleet
Grey fleet drivers are employees that drive their own cars for business.
Having grey fleet drivers can be more beneficial for businesses that do not travel high business mileage. However, grey fleet drivers can sometimes be hard to manage in respect of mileage, accident management and general vehicle maintenance.
If a grey fleet driver is out on business, your company could be liable if they were to have an accident. There is also the AMAP rates to consider and overall duty of care.
Read the articles about grey fleet driver management below for more information;
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- Managing the risks of grey fleet drivers
- Grey fleet risk warning as traffic data released
- Coronavirus: Fleets warned of grey fleet ‘battleground’
- Highland Council saves 800,000 miles with car club
- Financial hardship, driver 'rebellion' (and rewarding the good ones) – fleet managers' challenges
- Grey fleet best practice. What you need to know
- Call for renewed focus on corporate vehicle safety
- Grey fleet and mobile phone policies put drivers at risk
- Businesses unlikely to swap company cars for mobility solutions
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How good is your grey fleet?
Grey fleet can be a cost and duty of care nightmare for organisations, but how does your operation measure up? Take part in this simple quiz to find out how good yours is – or whether you need to take action to improve it.
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Directors lack awareness of grey fleet responsibilities
A third of grey fleet drivers say their cars are not insured for business
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6 steps to successful grey fleet management
Andrew Ryan looks at how an organisation might set about developing successful approaches to grey fleet management in six simple steps.
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7 ways to reduce grey fleet risk and costs
While grey fleet mileage is often unavoidable, there are many ways a company can reduce its risk and cost. Andrew Ryan reports.
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Mobility: Mobilising the occasional use business driver
There are several different transport options – which can generate significant savings – for employees without company cars. Andrew Ryan reports
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Grey fleet: 'nothing was off the agenda'
Reducing the number of employees using their own cars on business can have significant benefits for fleets. Catherine Chetwynd asks three fleet operators honoured at the Fleet Hero Awards how they did it
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Mobility: Cost and convenience will be the mobility priorities
Fleets will begin assessing all the travel options for every business journey rather than simply defaulting to a company vehicle. Andrew Ryan reports
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Is salary sacrifice the right choice?
It makes sense as part of a benefits package, but fleets considering switching from ECO or cash must look at pros/cons, says Catherine Chetwynd.
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Insight: Private mileage capture systems
There are many systems to help companies record mileage. But which is best? Six fleets share their experiences with Louise Cole
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HR special: Unlock grey fleet savings
Employee-owned vehicles used for business are sometimes neglected by fleets, but forming a policy to manage them well can help reduce costs
