Guides for Fleet Managers

Managing a fleet of professional vehicles is no longer limited to operational logic. It is now governed by increasing regulatory requirements—technical inspections, GDPR, and other specific laws depending on the vehicle type—and subject to significant economic pressures.

This guide is aimed at fleet managers who wish to maintain a clear and calm vision of their obligations while optimizing their fleet.

Three areas are addressed: compliance with the GDPR in the use of geolocation, the role of on-board technologies in the success of technical inspections, and the fleet renewal obligations imposed by the LOM Law.

Today in France, companies have an average fleet of 164 vehicles, compared to 85 in Europe.

Having a fleet of vehicles of this size requires adopting suitable fleet management, in order to
be able to ensure the supervision, maintenance, upkeep and efficiency of these vehicles.
Smart transport has emerged as a solution to meet the challenges of businesses, whether
whether for fleet managers or for drivers.

This white paper will introduce you to the developments and challenges of fleet management, while providing you with advice from our IoT experts.

Fleet management is the process of managing a fleet of vehicles. This type of management includes vehicle tracking, diagnostics, fuel consumption monitoring, and compliance procedures.

The benefits of fleet management are numerous, it allows for better use of resources and more efficient planning of trips. Fleet management is an important part of running a business, it is essential for transport companies