As the global economy continues to grapple with inflation, fleet companies are feeling the impact on their bottom line. Many fleet managers are asking how to reduce fleet costs in today’s environment. Inflation affects fleet companies in a variety of ways, from increasing fuel and maintenance costs to raising insurance premiums. It is crucial for fleet companies to implement effective cost management strategies to maintain profitability and remain competitive in today's market.
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The General Services Administration vehicles in the national capital region were underutilized and did not meet minimum federal or internal mileage guidelines, according to the Inspector General.
The audit analyzed common cost reduction strategies to determine the right strategy for the Ohio state fleet, including leasing, rental, and rightsizing.
Two fleet mechanics earned EVT certifications, allowing the city to bring fire apparatus maintenance in-house.
You can't manage costs you can't see. Here’s why a well-designed cost chargeback system is your best bet for managing fleet costs.
Too many vehicles mean an underutilized fleet and unnecessary cost. Too few vehicles or the wrong type of vehicle leads to unhappy customers. Right-sizing a motor pool requires more than simply guessing a ballpark figure.
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