Fleet management KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) are used to measure the success and efficiency of a fleet. Here are some common fleet management KPIs:
- Vehicle utilisation: This KPI measures the amount of time that vehicles are used versus the amount of time they spend idle. It helps to identify underutilised or overutilised vehicles, which can impact fleet costs.
- Fuel consumption: This KPI measures the amount of fuel used by the fleet. It can help to identify inefficient vehicles, poor driving habits, or routes that are too long or too congested.
- Maintenance costs: This KPI measures the total cost of maintaining the fleet. It includes routine maintenance, repairs, and replacement costs. It can help to identify areas where costs can be reduced or where preventive maintenance can be implemented to avoid costly repairs.
- Vehicle downtime: This KPI measures the amount of time a vehicle is out of service for maintenance or repairs. It can help to identify areas where maintenance or repairs can be improved to reduce downtime and increase vehicle availability.
- Driver performance: This KPI measures driver behavior, such as speeding, idling, and harsh braking. It can help to identify areas where driver training can be improved to reduce fuel consumption and vehicle wear and tear.
- Safety: This KPI measures the number of accidents and incidents involving fleet vehicles. It can help to identify areas where driver training or vehicle maintenance can be improved to increase safety and reduce liability.
- Customer satisfaction: This KPI measures the satisfaction of customers who use fleet services. It can help to identify areas where customer service can be improved and ensure that the fleet is meeting the needs of its customers.
