Common Business Problems Speeding tickets and High Fuel Costs Costs Personal Errands and Side jobs Every 6 mph over 60mph accidents are resulting in After-hour use of company decreases fuel economy by increased insurance vehicles for personal errands premiums for the company. 10%. increases fuel and maintenance expenses for the company. Fines and Insurance High FMCSA fines High Idling Lack of insight into driver Average truck uses almost half Timely Maintenance status results in inefficient Poorly running engines can a gallon of fuel in Light Duty dispatching decisions, high Vehicle / 1 Gallon for Heavy use 10-20% more fuel. Duty Vehicle per hour of idling. fines and loss of business due to OOS penalties. Lack of Visibility Loss of Billable Time Record Keeping Lost, stolen or poorly driven Inaccurate on-site arrival / Paper trail associated with departure times and personal company vehicles are costing work orders, driver schedules, errands during work hours in maintenance, replacement, stops and maintenance add up to loss of billable time downtime and loss of schedules is costing in admin business. and management fees. Inefficient Work Distribution Inability to instantly see Remote Lone Lack of available drivers is costing in Drivers high phone traffic, unfair visibility into vehicle location in remote distribution of work and overtime costs. areas for periods of time keeps managers and Customer Service dispatchers in the dark Long response times, inability about the status of the to provide ETAs, inaccuracies fleet. in billing due to lack of insight into time of arrival/departure result in poor customer service.
Common Business Problems Personal Errands and Side jobs After-hour use of company vehicles for personal errands increases fuel and maintenance expenses for the company. High Fuel Costs Every 6 mph over 60mph decreases fuel economy by 10%. Fines and Insurance Costs Speeding tickets and accidents are resulting in increased insurance premiums for the company. High Idling Average truck uses almost half a gallon of fuel in Light Duty Vehicle / 1 Gallon for Heavy Duty Vehicle per hour of idling. High FMCSA fines Lack of insight into driver status results in inefficient dispatching decisions, high fines and loss of business due to OOS penalties. Timely Maintenance Poorly running engines can use 10-20% more fuel. Record Keeping Paper trail associated with work orders, driver schedules, stops and maintenance schedules is costing in admin and management fees. Lack of Visibility Lost, stolen or poorly driven company vehicles are costing in maintenance, replacement, downtime and loss of business. Loss of Billable Time Inaccurate on-site arrival / departure times and personal errands during work hours add up to loss of billable time Inefficient Work Distribution Inability to instantly see available drivers is costing in high phone traffic, unfair distribution of work and overtime costs. Customer Service Long response times, inability to provide ETAs, inaccuracies in billing due to lack of insight into time of arrival/departure result in poor customer service. Remote Lone Drivers Lack of visibility into vehicle location in remote areas for periods of time keeps managers and dispatchers in the dark about the status of the fleet.