Archive for January 8, 2019
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Jan
Fleet Management Cut Costs by Lowering Idling Time
If you are in charge of a fleet of vehicles, then finding various ways to manage driving habits and cut costs can make a big impact on your company’s overall profits. Well, minimizing idling time is one of the best fleet management solutions out there. Learn more about this practice and how you can incorporate it into your company’s structure by reading below.
Monitoring Fuel
By monitoring how much fuel your drivers use and noting trends for the various vehicles in your fleet, you could quite easily track where you see more fuel waste. GPS fleet tracking equipment is an extremely beneficial tool for fleet management, and it could make all the difference when it comes to figuring out which drivers are costing you money.
Certain tracking devices are designed to inform you when vehicles are idling for too long by sending alerts to the appropriate supervisors. You may also be able to receive alerts when a driver is speeding or breaks other company standards. All in all, moni
08
Jan
Getting Repairs for a Tractor
Tractors, combines, and similar machines have long since replaced horse and oxen-drawn plows on modern farms today, and all across the United States, tractors and related farm gear are used to get hard work done on crop fields and more, but sometimes, tractors will need repair, maintenance, or auxiliary items so that they can work their best. The front tractor tire, for example, may run over something hard or sharp and rupture, and this can hamper a tractor’s work until the front tractor tire in question is replaced by skilled crews who know how to handle tractors. The rear tractor wheel may also become worn out, stuck, or ruptured, and farmers will have to get their machines taken in to the shop for that, too. Combine tires might also get worn out, deflate, or get punctured sometimes, and farmers can keep abreast of any problems w
