As a fleet manager, you’re always looking to support your bottom line. This means keeping
costs down while increasing revenue as much as possible. So you know how much insurance
premiums can eat into your bottom line.
While insurance is an unavoidable cost, there are steps you can take to reduce premiums and
save money. One of the easiest ways to reduce insurance premiums to install GPS tracking
devices across your fleet.
If you’re like millions of other parents who want to ensure their teen drivers stay safe as they start to head out alone on the roads, you may have decided to put a GPS tracking device in your teen’s car.
Teen GPS tracking is a great way to monitor where your teen is at all times. It can also tell you how they’re behaving behind the wheel and if they get into an accident.
Although the benefits of using GPS tracking for teens are undeniable, your teen probably won’t love the idea. Your teen likely wants the independence and freedom of setting out on their own in the car without knowing they’ll be tracked the whole time.
So how do you broach this sensitive subject with them and make them accept your decision to use GPS tracking?
As the automobile industry transitions towards more electrical vehicles (EVs), EVs have become popular as an alternative to traditional gas-powered vehicles. Electric vehicles help save you money on fuel and help you to be more environmentally friendly.
At first, EVs were mostly for personal use; however, the benefits of these vehicles are being seen even in the commercial sector.
If you own or manage an electric commercial fleet, you know that while you don’t have to worry so much about gas bills, you face other unique challenges, including:
- Shorter driving range
- Longer recharging time
- Maintenance and repair costs
- Higher up-front vehicle costs
- Driver training
