Best Practices

Remarketing: Putting extras on can pay off
Being ‘fit for purpose’ is not the only consideration when speccing vans
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How to get the most from agency drivers
They can be a really useful resource but fleets must manage the process carefully, say experts
Conversions and racking: all rack and no roll is music to van buyers' ears
A well thought out racking system using lightweight – yet sturdy – materials can increase usable space, improve safety, speed up job completion and save on fuel. It’s an attractive combination.
Precautions fleet operators and drivers can take against terrorism
The risks and the precautions fleet operators and drivers can take in the wake of CVs used as weapons in recent terror attacks
Beating micro killer menace is not just down to exhaust emissions, according to air quality Professor
Tyre, brake, clutch and road surface wear also play a significant part in the production of microscopic particles that can invade the body’s vital organs. By James Gordon
Overloading: Is having your own mobile or fixed weighing system worth the cost?
Owning a mobile or fixed weighing system may seem expensive but against potential fines the numbers stack up more positively, John Lewis discovers.
What is the first step to Earned Recognition?
Switching to digital is the first step to Earned Recognition, and operators that comply with KPI requirements will reduce time-consuming roadside checks.
Mercedes-Benz Trucks: Bouncing back in a market of two halves
Mercedes-Benz Trucks MD Mike Belk says long-term prospects are good in wake of 2016 dip in registrations
Fleets increasingly reliant on suppliers
Fleets Informed supplier partners claim that more companies are turning to them for information, management reports and innovation, but they believe there is still a vital role for fleet managers
Conversions: Weight watching more important than ever
Finding new methods of keeping off the kilos weighs heavy on the minds of those involved in commercial vehicle conversions