(Photo: Scott Davidson, LinkedIn)
By Fleet Management Weekly Staff
Fleets choose to electrify for many different reasons: sustainability goals, regulatory compliance, and cost savings, to name a few. But the process of electrification is more straightforward than said or done.
Revolv can help fleet electrification transition by reducing operational complexities and risks, minimizing upfront costs while maximizing long-term savings, and ensuring a smooth and timely transition.
We asked CEO Scott Davidson to detail the company’s role in the electrification transition.
"Many fleets recognize the need to electrify, but it requires a skillset they don’t have the resources to build internally. Success comes when we sit on the same side of the table as our customers..."
Ore Creek Fleet Consulting is focused on introducing newcomers to the fleet market to potential customers who might need their services.
By Sarah Bechtold, eDriving
The holiday season brings a surge in demand for many businesses, creating both opportunities and challenges for fleet managers.
As demands grow, so do the risks—everything from driver fatigue to vehicle breakdowns becomes more likely.
Keeping safety and efficiency at the forefront is essential for managing holiday pressure without sacrificing the well-being of drivers or the reliability of operations. Here’s a guide to help your fleet stay safe, productive, and stress-free this holiday season.
And for fleets looking to enhance safety and visibility during this high-stress period, Mentor by eDriving offers a comprehensive driver risk management program.
Patriot Fleet Solutions announces partnership with DECKED, a leader in vehicle storage and organization solutions.
“We couldn’t be more excited to work alongside DECKED, a company that shares our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction,” said Henry Chedraoui, VP of Patriot Fleet Solutions. “This partnership isn’t just about upfitting vehicles; it’s about empowering our customers with the tools and support they need to succeed.”
Mullen Automotive, Inc. announced that its subsidiary, Bollinger Motors, is now eligible for New York Truck Voucher Incentive Program (“NYTVIP”), an incentive for commercial electric vehicles, providing up to a $100,000 cash voucher incentive on the all-electric B4 Truck.
“We applaud the states in the Northeast who are working hard to create more sustainable transportation options,” said Jim Connelly, chief revenue officer for Bollinger Motors. “The commercial fleet market is primed for electrification, and the incentives available in the Northeast will accelerate the adoption of this important technology.”