driving technology

The future is now

SWITCHED ON TO ELECTRIC

With the number of electric LCVs on the road having risen by 288% since 2012, we are seeing an increased focus on alternative fuels. We are committed to developing more energy efficient fleets whilst adopting the latest vehicle technologies.

By working closely with our clients, we can deliver flexible, tailored solutions. Read about how we have helped many organisations get the best from their fleets.

TELEMATICS TODAY

Telematic technology and its data interpretation can provide a number of key benefits, including enhanced safety and improved cost efficiencies. But how can you ensure you have the right programme and how easy is it to adopt?

• Easier access to management information
• Transport transparency of business costs and overheads
• Create more relevant and fit for purpose health & safety and HR policies
• Ability to more easily meet statutory requirements
• Greater business efficiencies and commercial gains
• Improved service from the business to clients
• Streamlined operational processes and reduced administrative burden

HOW TECHNOLOGY IS REDEFINING BUSINESS MOTORING

Technological advances are changing the nature of business vehicles and the role of the Fleet Manager. As we approach the advent of fully autonomous cars and vans, what recent technologies can benefit fleet management, what challenges are they creating and how can they be implemented successfully?

Our Driving Technology report creates clarity to drive more efficient and effective fleet management across the sector.

Reporting the changes

INSURANCE AND INCIDENTS

Vehicle cameras and telematics are helping manage and reduce incident numbers, but are other technologies making drivers feel deceptively invincible.

THE FUTURE OF DRIVING

New technologies will change the future business fleet, but it is important to work out the organisation's current and future strategy to build that fleet effectively. Our six stage process explains how.

FUEL USE

More fuel efficient vehicles can drive down costs and emissions, but educating driver through technology can hold the key to greater savings.

FIT FOR PURPOSE VEHICLES

New technologies can create efficiencies across the fleet, but they need to be aligned to business strategy and right for the organisation itself.

DRIVERS' NEEDS

The right technology and vehicle can boost productivity and make employees feel valued, but they need to support the comfort and safety of the driver rather than just be high-tech or innovative.

MAINTENANCE

New technologies are making vehicle maintenance more cost and time efficient, but it means new skills for Fleet Managers.

The journey to driverless vehicles

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