Tag: fuel

Could South Carolina See a Fuel Tax Increase?

When you compare South Carolina to the rest of the country, there’s at least one thing that’s pretty different – the state has a much lower fuel tax (35.15 cents per gallon compared to the national average of 49.28 cents per gallon), which may be the problem behind the state’s road conditions.

5 Factors That Determine Gas Prices

At the moment, much of the U.S. is experiencing lower gas prices (hooray!) and according to predictions, prices could dip even lower come October and November. As a gas card company, we’re constantly aware of the rise and fall of gas prices, but what exactly affects it?

TWC Becomes Part of the Clean Fleet Partnership

These days, more and more fleet companies are trying to reduce their carbon footprint and help save the environment. One of the most recent, Time Warner Cable, is among the largest to hop on board.

What Fleet Owners Expect in the Next Year

Twice a year, GE Capital Fleet Services surveys fleet owners to find out what their goals and expectations are for the next year. According to the most recent survey, nearly one-third (27%) of 413 fleet owners are looking to expand their fleets within the next year. These owners were from companies that ranged from $10 million to $1 billion in sales.

The Navy Is Turning Ocean Water into Fuel

If you haven’t heard yet, the U.S. Navy might soon (as in, within 10 years) be using sea water to fuel its ships and jets.

The Satisfaction of GPS Tracking

If your fleet doesn’t already use a GPS tracking system, investing in one can save your business both time and money. According to Environmental Leader, 79% of fleets that use GPS tracking systems are satisfied with their service and 67% said they reinvested in it. These statistics come from a survey by C.J. Driscoll & Associates, which surveyed 508 different fleets around the country.

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?