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Get More Work Out of Work Trucks

Published Friday, December 18, 2009

Maximizing fleet productivity often is determined by the type of fleet and drive cycles, and each truck model should be managed differently based on a number of variables. Making sure that the right size vehicle is used for each application is a good starting point. If trucks are fully loaded at the start of the day, but have to come back for a second load, using larger trucks, may be a solution. This can save time and reduce total vehicle mileage. On the other hand, trucks hauling only partial loads can be replaced with smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles.

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