By Mark Boada, Senior Editor
The fuel of the future, according to many, is electricity. For some fleets, though, it’s already here.
But since most EVs and Hybrids are fueled at home, and most home chargers lack a reader, how are fleets supposed to verify purchases?
In a recent conversation with Fleet Management Weekly, Bernie Kavanagh, senior VP at WEX, revealed his company’s answer.
READ MORE about WEX’s current initiatives to meet the fleet fuel management demands of the future.
Since its founding in 2010, auto transport company MetroGistics has been committed to community involvement.
This year the company’s annual Monster Mash Halloween Party raised $24,148 to be evenly distributed to Helping Strays – The Humane Society of Monroe County, Illinois, and the Humane Society of St. Clair County SNAP (Spay, Neuter, Adopt and Protect), located in China, Michigan.
Around 150 attendees enjoyed the festivities Oct. 14 at the St. Louis Zoo’s Living World building.
By Natasha Gonsky, Manager, Fuel Management
In the last few months the fleet industry has seen a recent spike in fuel card fraud.
Scammers are installing sophisticated skimming devices on the fuel pumps to make illegal purchases. I recently attended a fuel industry conference where suppliers, fleet management representatives and other stakeholders gathered to share our observations and best practices. Not surprisingly, fuel card fraud was a hot topic, and many conversations centered around how to prevent these types of fraudulent transactions.
Fuel card issuers are dedicated to enhancing the security of their cards, but they can only go so far to identify and prevent fraud.
The crooks are always looking for new ways to commit fuel fraud, and Shell Fleet Navigator is continually finding ways to stop them.
During the recent hurricanes in Texas and Florida, LeasePlan USA was able to help keep drivers out of harm’s way - and even provided an emergency fuel operation.