Telematics and its role in fleet management has grown exponentially from fairly humble beginnings in the 1960s. Informatics and telecommunications formally merged when the US Department of Defence developed GPS systems to track asset position and improve communication on the battlefield.
Restrictions on what may be – or may not be – available as a company car or fleet pool car are especially frustrating to those moving up to a management level where the job includes the perk of a car. However, the restrictions are in place for a reason.
Driving at night is not the fuel-saving, traffic-free breeze it is often claimed to be and, in fact, can be a lot more dangerous than driving during the day.
Fleet management is more than simply buying and selling company cars. The many factors that need to be considered can tip the scales between an organisation deciding to run their fleet internally or use an external fleet management expert that could save the company money in the long run.
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Fleet management companies face various challenges and transformation processes on an ongoing basis, but what does EQSTRA do to combat these issues?
This is every fleet manager’s nightmare, and a large part of the job. How do you match fit for purpose with status, and all the other factors that come into choosing a car?
While a seemingly unlikely theory, the evidence as reported by insurance companies around the globe is positive, especially if the use of the app is directly linked to incentive rewards.
