From getting purchasing approvals all the way to minimizing downtime during installation, here’s a guide to fuel management system implementation.
Gasboy has integrated fueling control technology in its Atlas fuel dispensers.
Maintaining your agency’s fuel sites is an important step in keeping them compliant and functioning — and ensuring fleet vehicles can access the fuel they need.
Marin County will install a new fuel system to better track usage and improve safety at its eight fueling sites.
Troup County, Ga., is starting a six-month trial period to see if using fleet fuel cards to replace its outdated county fuel center will result in cost savings.
The City of New Orleans needs to improve oversight of its fuel dispensing program, an audit from the city’s Office of Inspector General found. The audit found the city could not reliably track fuel use or determine who was using fuel, in what quantities, and for which vehicles.
The Fleet Federation, a group formed by New York City’s 10 departments with the largest fleets, banded together to implement shared services and other cost-savings measures under the direction of a new fleet chief.
Manatee County Fleet Services in Florida plans to have 1,200 vehicles installed with the AIM2 fuel monitoring system from FuelMaster by 2014.
City management agreed with the audit’s findings and plans to upgrade the City’s fuel management system, which the City began using in 1997.
Smart fuel decisions can result in significant savings for your fleet. However, when you analyze fuel purchases, drivers could have found a lower price 54% of the time.
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