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Fleet management is a rapidly evolving industry, and it’s tough to keep up. Here are the 5 training courses you should put your fleet manager on that will hugely benefit your business.

One of the most important aspects of professional fleet management is working out the optimal replacement cycle for any specific vehicle.

A fleet manager’s core responsibilities are to ensure their fleet runs effectively and efficiently. In the ‘good old days’ it was possible to run an effective fleet and turn a decent profit without obsessing over efficiency too much – if you kept costs within a specified budget, you were OK.

Cameras are an affordable and reliable way to keep an eye on your fleet. Whether you manage a handful, or hundreds, of vehicles, fleet cameras are a must-have.

If you are going to outsource your fleet, there are several key questions you need to ask. Here’s a handy guide.

Fleet managers who neglect driver training and performance reviews are probably losing a large portion of their fleet budget to unnecessary mistakes and costs.

Fleet vehicles are often neglected because drivers don’t feel personally responsible for them. Below are a few tips to make sure your fleet vehicles get the TLC they deserve. Get your drivers to take better care of their vehicles.

There are numerous challenges of transformation faced by the fleet management industry, but what does transformation in fleet management entail?

Most drivers have an idea of the basic steps to follow in the event of an accident, but many don’t realise how much revolves around admin processes. Here’s what you need to know.

Even with all the advances in technology, one of the most integral parts of keeping your fleet on the road is a strict set of vehicle checks, before and after each trip.