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If you approach any fleet manager regarding their costliest and most unexpected expense, 'fuel' would be the most common answer. The major constraint is the lack of predictability, as the price of fuel is affected by hundreds of external economic factors that none of the fleet management businesses can regulate or estimate.  The best part is that the effective implementation of innovative customized technology can empower fleet managers in managing uncertainties and addressing the burden of increasing fuel rates. Modern commercial fleet fuel management solutions assist to optimize fuel costs by allowing managers to regulate every transaction and track the volume of fuel used per vehicle in real-time.  Managers could regulate fuel consumption to a different level by evaluating data generated using telematics systems.  Let us get straight to the point and explore how it functions and what benefits fleet  fuel monitoring systems  can offer to businesses.  What is a fuel management

Fuel level sensors   are designed to monitor fuel levels in multiple types of vehicles, including locomotives, ships, and vessels. It can also be used to track the fuel level of stationary heavy equipment like generators and fuel station tanks. Rising fuel costs increasingly pushing fleet owners and asset managers to implement fuel monitoring technologies to effectively curb fuel-related expenditures.  Fuel level sensors, in combination with IoT (Internet of Things) tracking and monitoring technologies, aid in the gathering of data including:  Tank's fuel level  Fuel consumption rate   Fuel refill/drain Status  Analyze fuel theft/pilferage  Check vehicle/asset idling time  Fuel Level Sensors and Their Different Types  To monitor the real-time fuel level in tanks, different industries employ several types of fuel level sensors in the tank to monitor the volumes using the technology as per business requirements.  In this post, we will go over the diverse types of industrial  fuel lev

The dependency of every fleet business is extremely high on its vehicles and assets. Furthermore, regulating fuel-related expenditures is highly challenging as fuel consumption varies with terrains and other geographical conditions. Climbing fuel bills are never easy to cope with. Furthermore, issues such as fuel leakage, engine idling, fuel pilferage, and fuel siphoning are difficult to control manually.  This is where the use of a  fuel level sensor  comes into the equation. In this blog post, we will discuss what a  fuel level sensor  is and why you need one for your fleet business. In addition, we will be covering some factors to consider before purchasing a perfect fuel level sensor to suit your business needs.   What is Fuel Level Sensor ?  A  fuel level sensor (FLS)  is an electronic device used to continuously monitor fuel usage in various types of automobiles and stationary objects. FLS monitors the fuel levels both in stationery and vehicle tanks. With the help of fuel statis

Are you struggling to streamline your fleet movements? Moreover, it is important to understand fleet management practices as it will help you remain competitive in the market. It not only minimizes fleet operational expenses but also fulfills customer demands. You have the option of hiring a fleet manager or outsourcing fleet management to a reputed software vendor.  Managing a fleet can be a difficult and expensive endeavor. If your business utilizes multiple vehicles, professional fleet management can help you administer your vehicle pool effectively. Using a fleet management dashboard for this goal can be one of the most effective businesses moves you can make.  This blog will cover the major factors of employing a fleet management dashboard.  Fleet Management Dashboard – Overview  The fleet management dashboard serves as the central control station for fleet managers to monitor and analyze vehicle data and receive real-time notifications.  VTPL's fleet management  dashboard, i