Winning The Battle For Uptime: The Worst Enemies/The Best Weapons
The top challenges for fleet managers in 2016 include the shortage of skilled drivers and technicians and compliance with regulations, according to a recent study for Ryder conducted by Fleet Owner
Aug. 31, 2016
The top challenges for fleet managers in 2016 include the shortage of skilled drivers and technicians and compliance with regulations, according to a recent study for Ryder conducted by Fleet Owner.
Fleet managers are concerned by the overall condition of the economy, rising equipment costs, implementation of technology — including Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs) — insurance costs, safety and security of employees and cargo, and traffic congestion.
When it comes to solutions, fleet managers are taking many different approaches — some traditional and others innovative — to meet their challenges.
Learn more about the challenges facing today’s fleet manager and what fleet officials are doing to address them by downloading Winning The Battle For Uptime: The Worst Enemies/The Best Weapons. Brought to you by:
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By extending asset life cycles strategically, organizations can mitigate financial risks associated with fleet management while maintaining operational efficiency.
