It’s 2011 and Sokolis is all about helping your fleet fueling program in many ways. I thought we should lend some tips to you fleet managers out there that may be helpful. Here are ten tips for our clients and fueling friends:
Do we sound like a broken record now that diesel fuel prices have gone up nine straight weeks. The cost for your fleet fueling didn’t hurt as much this week with only a .8 cent increase to $3.438 a gallon nationwide. It does make diesel fuel prices 65 cents higher than this time last year. Ouch. Listen here fellow fueling
It really takes simple math as anything goes up in price it becomes more valuable to steal so as diesel fuel prices have made it almost 60 cents higher than this time last year, the theft of peoples fleet fueling has gone up. Diesel fuel price over $3.40 a gallon have caused increase fueling theft, not to the levels of
Diesel fuel prices rose for a seventh straight week, jumping 7.4 cents to $3.407 a gallon according the Department of Energy (DOE). The last time fleet companies paid this much for fleet fueling was
As we have been saying for weeks hold on to your hats because diesel fuel prices will be going higher. Fleet companies main source of fueling is going higher for fuel companies and everyone. Diesel fuel prices will finish the year at $3.294 a gallon based on the DOE records. We believe diesel fuel prices will start 2011 even higher.
Do the holiday sales have you racing from store to store for those special money saving sales?
Our roads and highways are our major means of transporting goods, providing service, and keeping our fleets moving and our business operating. Our highways need to be maintained and safe for drivers. The funds, which pay for roads, bridges, and transportation projects, come from the Federal Transportation Trust Fund.
A carefully laid plan will bring success to just about anything you do. With diesel fuel costs as high and unstable as they have been it’s crucial that you have a fleet fueling plan. There are several “wins” in a comprehensive policy like lower diesel fuel prices. Of course the overall goal is to lower the total cost of fleet
Is it costing you more in diesel fuel prices?
Diesel fuel prices will go higher. Look who is in your fuel management pocket.
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