Once a year we pause in our busy lives to take notice of and show our appreciation for the everyday heroes who move our freight, the 3.4 million professional truck drivers who deliver the goods. Everyone knows how important trucks are to our daily lives and to our nation’s economy. If you carry it or push it, live in it,

E15 ethanol mandates would bring huge benefits – for the few, at the expense of the many. This fleet fueling never stays the same and fuel savings never seem to stay still.

“Fueling slippage never happens to anyone in the US and only occurs in remote areas like Australia.” Look let’s face the facts, fleet fuel theft is EVERYWHERE! It is a problem not only facing corporate America but also government as well. If you have an open pump connected to a 10,000 gallon fueling tank, you better believe that with diesel

AAA can change your flat tire, unlock your car when you’ve left your keys inside or tell you where the cheapest diesel fuel prices are. But the agency is not a fueling expert. So when it came to managing the fleet fuel consumed by its own 250-vehicle fleet, AAA Mid-Atlantic turned to the Sokolis, a Warrington-based fuel management company.

According to the Federal Government light to medium trucking fleet management operations are going to be expected to improve their fueling economy up to 10% for gasoline engines, and 15% for diesel engines by 2018. It also entails for large heavy duty tractor trailer fleets to reduce CO2 emissions and fueling consumption up to 20%. It’s nothing for fleet manager

Fleet management it is essential to have auditing of fueling purchases

If you think your business is simply put, “just to sell your product or service”, then you’re mistaken. Your real business is to serve and keep customers. For large fleet companies, for mobile fueling companies, and even for our own fuel management company it’s important to keep current customers while potentially bringing on new clients that need fleet management solutions.

Having your cell phone at work can be useful but it can also be very disruptive. Your friends and family can reach you anytime, anywhere, which can be annoying.

You may remember a time before there was email…a time when communications within most organizations were more formal and followed strict lines of protocol. Email has done wonders to break down some of the communications bureaucracy and hierarchy within organizations; today virtually anyone can speak to anyone else within an organization with the click of a mouse. Email has brought