Vehicle Fleet Management like that offered by MPH Vehicle Solutions deals with a company’s fleets. It encompasses a wide range of activities. One such activity is that of managing the inventory. Inventory management involves the monitoring of vehicles and their condition throughout the service life, as well as the maintenance records for each vehicle and the costs associated with these maintenance efforts. This enables a company to determine how many vehicles it actually needs to service, as well as its total costs per vehicle on an ongoing basis.
When it comes to commercial vehicles, Vehicle Fleet Management takes these factors into account as part of its overall approach to fleet operations. This includes analyzing the fuel consumption, servicing schedules and service history of the commercial vehicles, as well as analyzing the emissions levels of the fleet and determining the efficiency of different procedures such as the use of electric motors or natural gas. The objective of this analysis is to allow fleet managers to create a plan for reducing the emissions of the commercial vehicles and improving the efficiency of the fleet operations. By doing so, fleet managers are able to ensure that the air quality is maintained in the areas of their operations, while at the same time reducing the costs associated with the various forms of energy consumed by the company.
This type of management also takes the information that has been collected during vehicle maintenance on a fleet level and uses that data to determine how each vehicle in the fleet should be operated. In fact, vehicle fleet management companies will sometimes go so far as to develop procedures specific to their client’s operations. For example, a car wash company may develop a scheduling system based on the schedule of the crash, so that new clients would know what vehicles need to be serviced and which can wait while they are undergoing repairs. Similarly, a shipping company may establish a system which allows a shipper to determine which shipments need more attention than others, and which could be re-routed to save on fuel costs. The objective is to reduce the cost of the commercial vehicles, while maintaining high levels of performance, safety, and efficiency.
