Asking Questions in Plain English Searching through big software reports often feels like reading hard puzzle codes on a busy morning. Consequently, fleet bosses waste good time clicking through menus. They just want to check basic engine alerts. Every minute spent searching software screens delays ... Read More »

Centralizing Fuel Management Across Operations Managing fuel costs for a work truck fleet often feels like throwing cash into a wild windstorm. Consequently, fleet bosses must scramble to keep daily budgets from blowing up. Every wasted gallon hurts cash flow when gas prices jump at ... Read More »

Stopping Thieves Before They Drive Away Truck theft creates a huge headache for work truck fleets across the country. As a result, losing a service truck stops daily jobs and hurts cash flow fast. Every stolen truck leaves workers stranded on job sites without tools. ... Read More »

Centralizing Fuel Management Across Operations Managing fuel expenses across a fleet of work trucks often feels like tossing dollar bills straight into an active tornado. Consequently, fleet directors must constantly scramble to keep operational budgets from spinning completely out of control. To tackle this ongoing ... Read More »

Managing Diesel Exhaust Systems and Severe-Duty Cycles Running a fleet of heavy-duty diesel work trucks requires much more than just filling up the fuel tank every few days. However, many fleet managers underestimate how harsh daily idle times can ruin clean exhaust systems on Class ... Read More »

The Silent Drain on Your Fuel Budget Fuel cards make buying diesel easy, but they also open the door to unauthorized driver spending. Unscrupulous drivers might fill up personal cars or swipe company cards for friends at the gas pump. Fortunately, connecting your fleet fuel ... Read More »

The Most Dangerous Step in Your Fleet Let us face a painful truth about running a Class 1 to 6 fleet. Your drivers do not just face hazards while driving on the highway. Indeed, the most dangerous part of their day often happens when they ... Read More »

Most small fleet operators have an unspoken vehicle use policy. Drivers know roughly what's expected because someone told them at hiring, or because common sense fills in the gaps. That works fine until there's an accident on a Saturday night, a driver puts 200 personal ... Read More »

For small and mid-size fleets, the dash cam has quietly become one of the most important pieces of hardware in the truck. It settles "not-at-fault" disputes, lowers insurance exposure, and increasingly coaches drivers before a near-miss becomes a claim. Geotab's newest device, the GO Focus ... Read More »

Fuel is one of the largest operating expenses for any small fleet. For many businesses, it represents nearly a quarter of total vehicle costs. Yet a surprising number of small fleet operators still manage fuel spending with personal credit cards, cash receipts, or reimbursement forms. ... Read More »