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
Asset theft is what happens when an employee or third party steals something from a company.
Asset theft can refer to both physical and non-physical theft and in some definitions, asset theft
can even include things like time theft.
Regardless of the type of business you run, asset theft can happen, and it can cost you millions
if you’re not careful. In this article, we’ll discuss the causes, consequences, and prevention
methods of asset theft, specifically physical assets.
Causes of Asset Theft
When we talk about what causes asset theft, we’re really talking about risk factors. The fewer
precautions you take to deter asset theft, the higher the risk of asset theft.
GPS Tracking for Dry Van Trailers
17 Nov 2024Dry van trailers are what most people think of when they imagine a semi or freight truck. Dry van trailers are the lifeblood of the supply chain and carry countless goods across the country.
If you manage a fleet of dry van trailers, or you’re a freelancer, you understand how many costs and risks you need to offset every day in order to ensure a consistent profit. Bad traffic, weather conditions, bad driving behavior, and poor route planning can cause missed or late deliveries and the loss of business.
