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92% of fleet executives expect fuel costs to remain the same or rise over the next 12 months according to eyefortransport’s New ‘Fuel Management for Fleets’ Report.
eyefortransport's recently surveyed over 300 fleet executives to establish their main fleet fueling concerns, and what they’re doing to manage their fuel more effectively. The resulting ‘Fuel Management for Fleets’ Report reveals the insights and expectations of the key players in this fast-changing industry.
Table of Contents |
I. Index of charts and tables...3
II. Introduction...4
III. Methodology and approach...4
IV. Profile of respondents...5
V. Steps being taken to overcome associated fuel concerns...5
1. Steps implemented to lower purchasing costs and streamline purchasing...5-6
2. Technology implementations...7
3. Performance improvements...8-9
VI. Overview of customer surcharging...9-10
VII. Overview of driver incentive programs...10-11
VIII. Breakdown of AFV adoption within fleets...11-12
IX. Review of impact of environmental concerns on fleet fuel decisions...12
1. Performance improvements...12-13
2. Impact of environmental concerns on fuel management over next 3 years...13-14
X. Expected change in the price of oil...14-15
XI. Self-Appraisal of fuel management plans by respondents ...15-16
XII. Overall industry implications and conclusions...16
XIII. Eyefortransport’s 2nd Effective Fuel Management & Environmental Strategies for Commercial Fleets Conference...17-22 |
With skyrocketing fuel prices, supply chain issues, new hardware specifications, environmental regulations and endlessly evolving technologies, the current climate can be daunting for fleet executives responsible for fueling their vehicles.
This is a critical time to be informed about all the existing fuel concerns facing the industry: route optimization, supply shortages, surcharges, mpg costs, hedging and risk management strategies, biodiesel, fuel management strategies, concerns about fuel purchasing and steeply increasing environmental concerns.
Index of Charts and Tables |
I. Profile of respondents by Fleet Type
II. Steps Implemented to Lower Purchasing Costs and Streamline Purchasing
III. Technology Implementations for Fuel Savings
IV. Performance Improvements for Reduced mpg Costs
V. Surcharges Applied to Offset Fuel Price Increases
VI. Frequency of the Operation of Driver Incentive Programs to Lower Fuel Consumption
VII. Plans to Incorporate AFVs into Fleets
VIII. Importance of Environmental Concerns to Fuel Management Decisions
IX. Impact of Environmental Concerns on Fuel Management Over Next 3 Years
X. Expected Change in Price of Fuel Over Next 12 Months
XI. Current Fuel Management Plan Rating
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