Fleet Tips

Fleet Tips

Frequent low-severity claims can provide valuable insight into driver performance, operational challenges and potential safety gaps. Discover how analyzing claim trends can help organizations address issues before they contribute to larger losses.

Fleet Tips

Idling is when a vehicle’s engine runs without moving. Learn how engine idling impacts fuel consumption, maintenance, emissions, and whether it can damage your car or fleet.

Fleet Tips

Car batteries last 3–5 years, while EV batteries average 10–15+ years. Learn battery lifespan, degradation, climate impact, and when to replace.

Fleet Tips

Learn what OBD-II is, how it works, and the differences between OBD1, OBD2, and EOBD. Discover how onboard diagnostics track engine data, fault codes, emissions, and vehicle performance.

Fleet Tips

While maximizing free cash flow is a common goal for most businesses, fleet management is often a strategy that’s overlooked. Learn more about the ways that outsourcing fleet management can be financially beneficial for your organization.

Fleet Tips

Learn what car tire alignment is, the warning signs of misaligned wheels, common causes like potholes, and how proper alignment prevents uneven tire wear and improves handling.

Fleet Tips

Learn what an odometer reading is, how to read and check it on your dashboard, and why vehicle mileage matters for value and maintenance.

Fleet Tips

Rodents can cause expensive wiring damage and unscheduled downtime. Discover prevention tips to help reduce overall exposure and costs.

Fleet Tips

Rising temperatures increase tire related risks. Learn how proactive tire maintenance improves safety, reduces downtime, and helps control fleet costs.

Fleet Tips

Learn how a comprehensive fleet safety program can reduce risk, prevent accidents, and improve efficiency. Discover tools, training, and tech that protect drivers and keep your business compliant.

Fleet Tips

Electronic logging devices are used typically with commercial vehicles to track various information. Learn all about ELDs with Enterprise Fleet Management.

Fleet Tips

Companies rely on transit services to get their products to the consumer in a timely manner. Learn more about Last Mile Delivery with Enterprise Fleet Management.

Fleet Tips

A Collision Avoidance System (CAS) is a safety system that assists drivers and alerts them of impending accidents. Learn more about CAS with Enterprise Fleet Management.

Fleet Tips

Learn about fleet maintenance schedules and service intervals and how following them improves uptime, compliance, and long-term fleet performance with eFleets.

Fleet Tips

There are many different options available to successfully cycle your fleet vehicles. Learn how your organization can best remarket its fleet with Enterprise Fleet Management.

Fleet Tips

In the market for commercial vehicles? Learn all about finding secure financing that fits your company’s needs and goals with Enterprise Fleet Management.

Fleet Tips

Wireless or wired dashcams can help capture footage and imagery that drivers may not be aware of while driving. Learn more about wireless and wired dashcams.

Fleet Tips

There are two types of leasing, open-end and closed. Each leasing option has its individual pros and cons. Find out which one best fits your needs with Enterprise Fleet Management.

Fleet Tips

Fleets owners, small and large, should be aware of how network sunsets can affect their operations. Learn more about these network sunsets with Enterprise Fleet Management.

Fleet Tips

See how companies are transforming their fleets into valuable assets with Enterprise Fleet Management’s Leaseback program.

Fleet Tips

An Anti-Lock Braking System is a safety feature that helps drivers steer in the event of a sudden stop or emergency. Learn how an ABS works.

Fleet Tips

When you think of commercial vehicles, some vehicles that may come to mind are box or pickup trucks. However, there’s more to it than that. Learn more about commercial vehicles.

Fleet Tips

Telematics is a method of monitoring vehicles and other assets by using GPS and on-board diagnostics. Learn how a telematics system can benefit your fleet.

Fleet Tips

Dash cams in trucks provides a layer of safety for the driver, and helps fleet managers monitor driving behaviors and provide coaching. Learn more about Dash cameras for trucks.

Fleet Tips

A smog check makes sure the vehicle’s exhaust isn’t pushing harmful pollutants into the environment. Learn more about California smog check requirements.

Fleet Tips

Daytime running lights help other drivers see your vehicle on the road. Discover the importance and regulations behind DRLs.

Fleet Tips

Diagnostic Trouble Codes, or DTCs, are five digit codes that relays vehicle issues and malfunctions. Find out how DTCs play an essential in keeping drivers safe.

Fleet Tips

To safely tow equipment and cargo, it’s important to know your vehicle’s towing capacity. Find out how you can determine your vehicle’s payload towing capacity.

Fleet Tips

A Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) alert drivers when one or more of the tires are under-inflated. Learn more about TPMS systems with Enterprise Fleet Management.

Fleet Tips

Vehicles are always on the go. When your fleet is working its best, you’re working hard to stay up to date on the mountains of data about vehicle performance and cost.

Fleet Tips

One of the most fundamental choices you need to make with your fleet management strategy is deciding between an employee reimbursement model and a company-owned or leased fleet where employees are provided vehicles.

Fleet Tips

Fleets are highly visible demonstrations of an organization’s commitment to sustainability. Get 4 reasons for building a sustainable fleet program.

Fleet Tips

What is predictive analytics and why does it matter for the future of my fleet? See how data and insights from a variety of sources provide fleet owners with the ability to weigh scenarios as it relates to the replacement of vehicles.

Fleet Tips

Many organizations begin their operation with the resources to manage vehicles, internally. As the operation grows, managing more vehicles each year may become its own full-time job. The right Fleet Management Company (FMC) can help to free up administrative burdens of managing your own fleet, allowing more focus on the core mission of serving customers.

Fleet Tips

Fleet financing goes beyond how your organization pays for its vehicles—it's a tool that can help save money, maximize ROI and minimize total cost of ownership. Learn more about your options and how a fleet management partner can support your decision-making.

Fleet Tips

Developing an objective, sustainable fleet safety program that leverages data to provide you with driver performance and vehicle analysis is possible for your organization. Download our whitepaper to see how.

Fleet Tips

When selecting vehicles for business operations, there are many factors that should be considered such as the make and model and impact of the total cost of ownership (TCO) considerations. How should companies consider balancing all those factors with employee-driven wants and needs?

Fleet Tips

Determining the total cost of ownership (TCO) is one of the most complex parts of owning and managing a fleet of vehicles. Fleet management companies can use their automotive knowledge and infrastructure to help accurately determine the total cost of ownership to benefit your company.

Fleet Tips

Outsourced fleet management, coupled with local, hands-on account management, gives advantages such as improving efficiencies over the life cycle of the vehicle.

Fleet Tips

Many companies rely on a single resale channel when cycling vehicles. Using a hands-on multi-channel approach will maximize resale revenues.

Fleet Tips

Successful fleet management requires proper planning, management with continuous improvement, and adjustments when necessary. Learn how an optimal vehicle replacement plan will give you an advantage.

Fleet Tips

Finding the right technology for your fleet can be a challenging task. There are several factors an organization may have to evaluate to determine the best fit balancing their operational goals, reporting requirements and fleet program.

Fleet Tips

Company vehicle policies should balance the needs of your organization as well as driver requirements and expectations, while maintaining the standards for both parties. As a best practice, your company’s vehicle policy should be reviewed annually.

Fleet Tips

With mounting pressures to deliver quality service, government organizations may experience hurdles when it comes to managing its vehicles effectively. Download the whitepaper to learn about the benefits.