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Any fleet that operates vehicles rated above 10,000-pounds GVWR is being impacted by regulatory compliance concerns. As always, fleet managers are finding creative ways to make it all work.
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Strategies for small fleets when acquiring vehicles include knowing your incentives, working with an expert and running a lifecycle cost analysis.
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A recent study by GE Capital has found that, while medium-duty truck fleets have enjoyed strong performance over the past year, they still face a number of challenges including maintaining margins in the face of increased healthcare costs and the rising cost of maintaining fleet assets.
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Fleet managers must consider a wide range of options when deciding on converting their truck fleet to natural gas.
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More than a third of fleet managers identified driver safety as their top concern in a survey conducted by GE Capital Fleet Services. Driver safety remained the top concern over cost-savings goals and workforce productivity for the second year in a row.
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GE Capital Fleet Services will begin offering a telematics service designed to allow fleet managers to track trailers, forklifts, generators, and other equipment, the fleet management company has announced.
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In receiving an alternative fuel grant, Aqua America will deploy new CNG vehicles into fleet. Fleet manager Charlie Stevenson, discusses the grant process as well as other sustainable fleet initiatives such as pilot testing synthetic lubricants and anti-idling software.
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Achieving optimum fuel economy could be as simple as refreshing the fleet’s medium-duty truck specs. A small variation in fuel consumption can make a big difference.
Read More →GE Capital’s Transportation Finance business and Clean Energy Fuels Corp. are now working together to convert heavy-duty trucking fleets from diesel to cleaner-burning, less-expensive natural gas.
Read More →GE Capital Fleet Services announced an agreement with Amerit Fleet Solutions to provide truck and specialty equipment fleets with two new, nationwide offerings through GE’s TruckVantage fleet management service: on-site and mobile maintenance.
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