Fleet operators could cut fuel bills faster by focusing on driver behaviour rather than investing in dashboards and fuel-control systems that are not backed by operational discipline.
The point emerged during a panel discussion at an Association of Fleet Professionals AFP webinar on the future of South Africas fleet sector on May 28.
Rising fuel prices had added around R1.5 million to the budget of a company operating a fleet of about 20 vehicles, each covering 15 000 kilometres a month, Eugene Herbert, president of the AFP, said.