FuelCloud Provides a Smart Solution for Fleet Fuel Management
Photo: Kevin Bretthauer, FuelCloud
By Fleet Management Weekly Staff
FuelCloud touts that its system integrates directly with a fleet’s existing database software, delivering real-time visibility on fuel usage from a web-based dashboard that you can access from any device. To learn more about it, we spoke with Kevin Bretthauer, a co-founder and vice president of sales.
Do Smartphone Apps Hold the Key to Safer Drivers?
In 2023, over 40,000 people died in motor vehicle crashes, fueled by risky behaviors like speeding, impairment, and aggressive driving. Smartphone technology enables the measurement of dangerous driving behaviors, which could pave the way for remedies to help drivers improve their safety.
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BedBoss: The First-Ever Structural Floor for Pickups
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Navigating Uncertainty
We were intrigued by Arjan Singh’s article Driving Into Uncertainty: How War Gaming Helps Predict Consumer Trends Amid Auto Tariffs. Singh writes: “Originally designed for military applications, war gaming has evolved into a powerful business tool, helping organizations navigate uncertainty, forecast market responses, and develop winning strategies.”
We were excited to learn that Patti Earley, CAFM, Fleet Fuel Manager at Florida Power & Light, was named the inaugural recipient of NAFA’s Tom Johnson Award. The FMW team enthusiastically congratulates Patti on this well-earned recognition.
This distinguished award, and others, will be presented at the upcoming NAFA Institute & Expo. There is still time to register.
Janice Sutton
Editor in Chief
