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Fuel fraud. It’s one of the most common issues that a fleet manager will face. Your fleet drivers may be excellent professionals, but the temptation is always there. Let’s face it, it’s an easy way for someone to make some extra money.

For ordinary motorists, it’s the moment that sends a shiver down the spine. But for fleet managers, it can sometimes be seen (and worse ignored) as ‘business as usual’. What am I talking about? The moment that the engine light comes on.

Summer is here and for many businesses it’s a time of year when things are more relaxed and more importantly, there’s time for some fleet TLC. Let’s face it, vehicles need a vacation, too. And that’s why we’ve come up with our top summer tips for fleet managers.

In life, it’s a pretty safe bet to follow the old proverb “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. But when it comes to fleet vehicle replacement, you definitely shouldn’t wait until they’re broken.

There are several reasons why you need a fuel mileage tracker for your fleet business. Yes, it’s not the only feature you’ll want but it’s one of the most important. Why? The magic phrase, “cost savings” of course.

As a fleet manager, where do you look if you need to know the fine details of a missed delivery, or an example of supreme efficiency? Your trip tracking solution of course.

Step 1: fit all of the vehicles in your fleet with a fleet management device.

Step 2: set up your fleet schedule and cruise control your way to a smooth-running business.

You may (or may not) know where your car or vehicle is at any given time, but what about that state of its engine? Well, good news, you can now get engine warning notifications on your phone.

If you are a fleet manager or a small business owner looking after your fleet of vehicles, one of your top priorities should be fleet maintenance.