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With the Motive platform, Cascade has a consolidated view of fleet and spend management across its fleet of more than 3,000 vehicles.
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Fleet management
Asset management
Asset management is a crucial aspect of the trucking industry, as it involves the management and utilization of various assets involved in the transport of goods. At its core, asset management refers to the process of managing and maintaining assets such as trucks, trailers, and other equipment that are used in the trucking business.
Learn moreFleet card
A fleet card is a payment solution that is primarily used by businesses operating within the trucking industry. It is a type of fuel card that provides businesses with a range of benefits, including easier expense management and improved control over fuel costs.
Learn moreFleet insurance
Fleet insurance is a type of insurance coverage that is specifically designed for companies or businesses that operate a fleet of trucks or commercial vehicles. This type of insurance is important for companies in the trucking industry, as it provides protection and coverage for their vehicles, drivers, and cargo in case of accidents, damages, or other unforeseen events.
Learn moreFleet management
Fleet management is a crucial aspect of the trucking industry, a process that involves the coordination, organization, and supervision of a fleet of trucks, trailers, and other vehicles. In essence, it is the overall management of a company’s transportation assets with the goal of optimizing fleet efficiency, productivity, and profitability.
Learn moreFleet manager
A fleet manager is a professional who oversees the management and logistics of a company’s fleet of vehicles. The fleet manager is responsible for the overall performance, safety, and efficiency of the fleet. Their role is crucial to ensuring smooth operations, timely delivery of goods to customers, and road safety and regulatory compliance.
Learn moreFleet risk management
Fleet risk management works to mitigate and manage the risks associated with commercial transportation operations. This practice involves identifying and assessing the potential risks that could arise during the transportation of goods and services, and implementing strategies to minimize their impact.
Learn moreFuel management system
A fuel management system helps companies efficiently monitor and manage their fuel consumption. Essentially, it is a system that tracks the fuel usage of fleet vehicles and helps optimize routes and fueling stops to ensure that vehicles are operating at maximum efficiency.
Learn moreMulti-drop route planning
Multi-drop route planning refers to the process of planning a route that allows a single vehicle to make multiple deliveries or pickups at different locations within a single trip. This is an essential part of logistics and supply chain management, allowing companies to optimize their delivery operations and reduce transportation costs.
Learn moreOut of service (OOS)
Out of service (OOS) is a term commonly to refer to a vehicle or driver that is temporarily or permanently unable to operate due to a variety of reasons. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has established strict regulations to ensure the safety of drivers, passengers, and other motorists on the road.
Learn moreSpend management
Spend management is a crucial aspect of any business, including those that run fleets. The term refers to the process of controlling and optimizing expenses associated with the operation of a business. In the context of fleets, spend management involves managing and controlling expenses related to fuel, maintenance, repairs, and other operational costs.
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