While you might not be able to control rising prices, you can make some operational changes to mitigate the impact of those increases on your fleet.
Jane Clark
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Earlier this year, an article in Forbes detailed the many challenges that the fleet industry faces. The article noted that the American Transportation Research Institute’s (ATRI) annual survey showed that the state of the economy was the fifth highest concern for the industry. As the article stated at the time, […]
This year's used-truck market is competitive with a limited number of buyers; the post-pandemic purchasing frenzy is over.
Customer relationship management programs allow businesses to personalize communication and offerings that boost loyalty and increase competitive advantages.
When something goes wrong with a truck, a root cause analysis can help make sure that it does not happen again.
Change is inevitable…that doesn’t mean people have to like it. And they generally don’t, especially in the workplace. Whether it’s a Fortune 500 company, a mid-size clothing manufacturer, or a private fleet, change is constant. Just think of all the changes we’ve gone through in the last decade. Those changes […]
Tires account for only 2% of a fleet’s operating budget, but tire wear can hurt fuel economy, and fuel represents 28% of operating costs. Paying close attention to inflation pressures can improve fuel efficiency and keep costs in check.