Knowing and employing fleet best practices is important because best practices help fleets navigate change in the most effective ways possible in our new transportation reality. Best practices can teach you:

• Top ways to reduce fleet costs (they may not be what you think!)
• Ways to streamline manual and time-intensive processes
• Dealing with human factors:  collecting customer feedback, overcoming objections to sharing vehicles, reducing risky driving behaviors, and ...

The following is an extract from Agile Fleet's e-book, Managing Fleet in a Pandemic. You can download the full report at https://info.agilefleet.com/managing-fleet-in-a-pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the fleet world as we’ve known it. Many fleet staff now work from home, ...

We talk to many organizations that want to start a motor pool -- but there is much more to launching a successful motorpool operation than picking a solution and implementing it. What does it take to start an efficient vehicle-sharing initiative? Here are some of the key factors recommended by our fleet experts that can increase the likelihood of your organization’s success.

This is Part One of a two-part Interview with Jason Barber, Program Area Director for Oregon Department of Agriculture.

Jason Barber, Program Area Director for Oregon Department of Agriculture oversees the agency's diverse fleet of 262 vehicles and was instrumental in transitioning the fleet to an enterprise model in 2012. This included implementing an automated motor pool solution that coincided with the Oregon Department of Agriculture’s strategy to standardize and streamline processes, share vehicles, and reduce ...

The goals of a fleet utilization study are ultimately to:

1. Capture and present vehicle utilization metrics in a way that provides a clear understanding of utilization, and

2. Make changes needed to operate the fleet more effectively and efficiently by:

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Topics: Motor Pool Technology, Utilization, Starting a Motor Pool, Kiosk, Key Control, Utilization Study