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Category: Tips and Tricks
10 More Tips for Safe Driving
Last year, our fleet fuel card company wrote a blog titled “10 Tips for Safe Driving” as a resource for fleet drivers and fleet owners. Today, we thought we’d expand it to include 10 more tips to help keep drivers alert and out of accidents.
How to Motivate Your Fleet Drivers
As a fleet fuel card company, we know the success of a fleet is based largely on its drivers – drivers are the ones who transport products, so they define how many products reach a destination and how long they take to get there. They also determine how much gas is used and how each vehicle is treated.
How to Keep a Car’s A/C Running Smoothly
It’s getting hot outside, and many of us rely on our car’s air conditioner to keep us cool on the road (especially if you’re a fleet vehicle driver). To help your car’s air conditioner get through the heat of the summer, perform regular maintenance on it. Here are some tips from our fuel card experts:
Don’t Fall Asleep While You’re Driving
If you’re a fleet driver, chances are you’ve experienced drowsy driving – especially if you’re a long-distance driver. While a good night’s sleep is the obvious answer for keeping yourself awake while you drive, it’s not always easy to do. That’s why our fleet fuel card company has compiled some other tips for staying awake while driving.
How to Manage Your Fleet in the Winter
As you may have noticed, this year’s winter has been particularly full of snow, ice, and cold temperatures, which can make managing your fleet drivers and fleet vehicles more difficult than usual. Our fleet fuel card company has a few tips that can make your winter operations run smoother.
Creating a Fleet Fueling Program
As a fleet owner, you have to take more into consideration than just the cost of products – you have to take into consideration the cost of fuel and the cost of vehicle maintenance. So how do you create a fueling program that’s both simple and effective?
The “New” Way to Drive Safely
In the past, when people were taught to drive, most were taught to put their hands at the “10 and 2” position on the steering wheel, meaning one hand is at “10:00” and one hand is at “2:00.” Now, people are being taught to use “9:00” and “3:00,” or even closer to “8:00” and “4:00.”
