Businesses can keep track of their fuel spending and motivate their drivers to do so as well. For example, this can be done with a bonus system for drivers who drive economically and don’t go beyond the set spending limit. Their driving will be more cost-effective, which can even lead to an overall fuel reduction of 22%.

Based on Institute of Transportation Studies research

Better routes, better planning – see where your drivers are on the real-time map, their length of stopping, and speed. Speed control is especially important – if a driver exceeds a set limit, he'll receive a warning. This will reduce fuel consumption and also make the streets safer. Statistically, this tends to lead to fuel savings of 4 to 7% and a productivity (jobs completed daily) increase of 7%.

Based on CE Delft research

Whether you driver is speeding, cornering or braking too harshly – you’ll see it all. Have your drivers ranked, according to the effectiveness of their driving – how economical and aggressive is their performance. Those that are lacking can be subsequently trained and controlled to improve. Improved driving behaviour can reduce fuel costs by 10% up to 20%.

Based on CE Delft research

Data from the Tachograph can be remotely downloaded and sent to system and managers for analysis. Your drivers will save 1-3 hours per month for data download purposes. This together with analysis and tachograph predictions will let your drivers complete more tasks and improve planning efficiency.

Based on Tachographs & drivers’ hours research

More effective and greener driving also leads to decreased amount of CO2 emissions. According to Greenpeace, immediate fuel consumption/CO2 can be reduced by up to 20%, with long-term reduction of 5–7%.

Based on CE Delft research