Reduce Excessive Fuel Use from Wasteful Activities
Excessive idling and speeding are two driving behaviors that waste the most fuel, but are also the most controllable. Studies have found that US drivers waste over 6 billion gallons of fuel each year while idling alone. Unfortunately, most fleets don’t consider how much of an impact these wasteful behaviors have on their bottom line.
We offer a very rich set of driver behavior management capabilities that are centered around improving driver behavior to reduce waste. Changes in driver behavior such as a reduction in idling and speeding can reduce fuel consumption significantly. We offer various tools to help you manage and eliminate these wasteful driving habits.
Eliminate Wasteful Driving Behaviors
Our fleet sustainability scorecard ranks your best performing and worst performing drivers for driving behaviors such as excessive idling and speeding. We give your drivers a “green score”, and show you how much fuel is being wasted due to their inefficient driving habits. Fleets use the scorecard to run internal competitions designed to improve driving behavior.
Behavior Trends Over Time
Our Trends Report shows you how your drivers compare to each other when it comes to efficient driving practices. Many of our fleet customers use this report during periodic employee reviews to coach their drivers to eliminate wasteful driving habits.
Predict Future Performance
Our projections report displays the future projections if the historical results continue to following the existing trends. This can be used to predict the future impact from improvements in driving behavior.
Monitor Excessive Idling
We offer various reports that display individual idling events as well as total idling time over an extended time period. These reports can be used to cite specific examples of idling events when coaching drivers as well as for monitoring idling time over the prior quarter or year.
Get Instant Idling Alerts
You can manage idling events by exception by setting up idle time alerts. Simply define the maximum allowed idle time and the system will alert you if any of your vehicles idle longer than the amount of time you specify. This will provide you with instant alerts when the vehicles violate your idling rules so action can be taken immediately to address them.
Compare to Your Peers
Our idling benchmarks report shows you how your fleet compares to your peers when it comes to idling time. This helps you compare your drivers’ idling times to other fleets who operate in a similar climate and industry to determine if your fleet’s idling is better or worse than your peers.