The Vareli e-Journal

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 stationer...

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 mana...

Over the last two decades, the trucking industry has undergone numerous transformations. However, one thing remains unchanged: fuel management is still a burden for most fleet operators.  As fuel price goes up, freight costs can quadruple. In return, high transportation costs result in increased customer tariffs, product cost escalation, underserving or route desertion, and consumer dissatisfaction.  Controlling fuel expenses is one of the most difficult tasks in fleet management. At various points along the consumption chain, there are several types of fuel control systems: from a computerized fuel management system for vehicles to a card-based  fuel management system  for onsite fleet fueling, each manages a unique portion of fuel consumption.  These fleet fuel management systems may help minimize fuel consumption and maximize cost savings by displaying where your money is going and notifying individual drivers that are consuming far more than the usual amount...

Rising fuel costs emphasize the importance of squeezing an extra kilometer out of a liter of fuel. Whether you possess just a few business vehicles or dozens, incorporating reasonable advancements to your operations and driving will help you save money on fuel. The best technique to reduce  fuel consumption  is to drive less, but for most organizations, this is not always practicable. Minor adjustments, such as minimizing additional load in a vehicle or keeping windows rolled up can make substantial differences in fuel economy. Here are a few clever tactics to improve your company's operations and get impressive results. •    Reduce Irresponsible Driving Habits Reaching a destination on schedule is essential in the transportation industry, but it does not have to necessitate excessive fuel use. While using GPS to track your fleet, you can analyze inefficient driving patterns like speeding and sudden acceleration. Speeding notifications are simple to set up on th...