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You can run a diesel fleet on a clipboard and a stack of receipts. Plenty of operations still do. Add a few electric vans, a hybrid pickup, and a generator or two, and the clipboard stops working. Now you have gallons, kilowatt-hours, charge times, and delivery windows, and they all have to add up to…
Fuel is one of the largest operating expenses a fleet carries, according to Verizon Connect, and it is also one of the easiest to waste. Your trucks produce a constant stream of numbers: engine hours, fuel burn, idle time, routes, purchases. Without analysis, that stream is noise. With it, you can see which truck is…
Choosing a nationwide fleet partner for your fueling is a decision you live with in every state you operate in. Pick the wrong one and it shows up as a late delivery in one market, a surprise fee in another, and an invoice that does not match anything. Enterprise fleets run on uptime, compliance, and…
Retail fuel cards work until they start costing more than they save. Most fleets begin with cards because they are easy: hand a driver a card, point at the nearest station, done. Then the fleet grows. Drivers lose time at the pump, prices swing from stop to stop, receipts go missing, and nobody can see…
Fleet electrification works best for predictable routes with reliable charging, while diesel remains practical for heavy loads, long distances, and remote operations. Many fleets use both. Fuel Logic supports the liquid-fuel side by delivering on-road diesel, off-road diesel, gasoline, and DEF, but does not provide EV charging. The honest answer to fleet electrification vs. diesel…
A fuel policy that exists only as a document nobody’s read isn’t a policy. It’s a formality. This guide covers what a real fleet fuel policy needs to include, why driver compliance is central to fuel efficiency, and how to build one that drivers actually follow. ⚡ Key Takeaways A clear fuel policy prevents misuse…
President Trump’s October 5, 2026 executive order directs the Treasury to defer the 24.4-cent-per-gallon federal excise tax on dyed diesel used on highways through December 31, 2026. The order directs the IRS not to impose the federal dyed-fuel penalty during that period. The order does not cancel the federal tax. The order does not override…
“Nobody sees the cost of decentralized fleet operations on a single line of the budget. It shows up as a driver who spends 25 minutes at a station across town. A receipt that never makes it back to the office. A “miscellaneous fuel” entry that three people shrug at every month. None of it looks…
Governor Abbott’s September 28, 2026 disaster proclamation suspends state restrictions on using dyed diesel on Texas roads, raises weight limits for specific loads to 95,000 pounds, and suspends TxLED rules within the scope of EPA’s temporary Texas diesel waiver, issued October 5, 2026 and effective through October 24, 2026, for qualifying older vehicles and equipment.…
“Is our fuel usage normal?” is the question most fleet managers eventually ask, and it’s a fair one. Fleet fuel benchmarking answers it by comparing your fleet’s actual fuel metrics against industry standards, so you can see real efficiency gaps instead of guessing. This guide covers what benchmarking actually means, the metrics that matter, and…
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