
In the realm of fleet management, cost control and operational efficiency are not just performance indicators—they are survival strategies. With rising fuel prices and mounting pressure on delivery timelines, every drop of fuel and every mile driven must count. Yet despite fuel often accounting for up to 60% of a fleet’s total operating costs, many businesses still lack a clear and effective system to monitor its use. The absence of fuel visibility can cost fleets more than they realize—both in terms of money and lost efficiency. This article explores why fuel monitoring is no longer optional in today’s competitive landscape,