Enterprise

At Fleetcare, we understand that not all businesses are alike. Whether you’re looking for full fleet management, vehicle finance, telematics, or driver behaviour, we’ll tailor a product that suits your business. Pricing is dependent on the products selected for your needs.

By partnering with Fleetcare, you can outsource your full fleet operation, or just certain areas. No matter your requirements, you’ll be confident knowing that a team of fleet professionals are dedicated to improving your fleet efficiency. By outsourcing Fleet Management, you’ll be able to free up your resources to focus on your bottom line.

To be eligible for Fleet Management, your business must have at least two (2) vehicles and be trading for at least two (2) years.

The definition of a large fleet may vary depending on the industry and organisation. Generally, a fleet with a significant number of vehicles, typically 100 or more, can be considered a large fleet.

Effective fleet management is crucial for large fleets to ensure efficient operations, minimise costs, improve safety, and comply with regulations. It helps in optimising vehicle utilisation, reducing maintenance expenses, managing fuel consumption, tracking driver behaviour, and ensuring compliance with legal requirements.

Managing a large fleet can come with several challenges, including fleet size and complexity, maintenance and repair costs, fuel management, driver safety, regulatory compliance, route optimisation, and data management. Additionally, fleet managers may face challenges related to vehicle acquisition, disposal, and replacement strategies.

Telematics, which involves using technology to monitor and manage vehicles remotely, can play a significant role in fleet management for large fleets. It can provide valuable data on vehicle location, speed, fuel consumption, maintenance needs, and driver behaviour. This data can be used to optimise fleet operations, improve safety, and reduce costs.

Some best practices for fleet management in large fleets include implementing regular vehicle maintenance schedules, optimising routing and dispatching, monitoring and managing driver behaviour, implementing safety policies and training programs, leveraging technology for data-driven decision making, and maintaining compliance with regulations.

Large fleets can adopt various strategies to reduce their environmental impact, such as incorporating alternative fuel vehicles (e.g. battery electric vehicle, hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle, plug-in hybrid electric), optimising routing for fuel efficiency, implementing eco-driving techniques, and monitoring and reducing idling time. Additionally, fleet managers can promote sustainability initiatives within their organisations, such as carpooling or vehicle sharing programs, to minimise their overall carbon footprint.

When selecting fleet vehicles for large fleets, considerations may include the specific needs of the business, vehicle size and type, fuel efficiency, maintenance costs, reliability, safety features, and overall total cost of ownership (TCO). Evaluating and selecting vehicles that align with the organisation’s operational requirements, budget, and sustainability goals are essential factors to consider.

Compliance with regulations such as Department of Transport (DOT) regulations, emissions standards, and safety regulations is critical in fleet management for large fleets. Fleet managers can ensure compliance by implementing regular vehicle inspections, monitoring driver hours of service, maintaining accurate records, staying updated with regulatory changes, and providing regular training and education to drivers and other fleet personnel.