Entitled “The Four Habits of Fuel Efficient Fleets”, the guide explains that driver speed and idling times are two driver behaviours that have a large impact on the amount of fuel used, both of which can be proactively monitored through the use of GPS vehicle tracking technology. In addition, the latest vehicle tracking systems allow fleet operators to route jobs based on real-time driver proximity and integrate fuel-card systems to ensure resources are being used for company purposes only.

SageQuest’s UK managing director, Peter Bingham, said: ‘Fleet managers are facing consistently rising fuel costs and one of the leading impacts on vehicle fuel consumption is driver conduct. Through employing the latest “Value-Added” GPS tracking technology you can begin to understand the “why?” and the “how?” of a driver’s behaviour, equipping you with the wisdom to make confident decisions and truly change behaviour that drives up fuel costs.’

To download a free copy of the “The Four Habits of Fuel-Efficient Fleets” e-book visit: www.sage-quest.co.uk/ebook.