New vehicle telematics agreement to help public sector boost efficiency
A vehicle telematics agreement designed to help the public sector improve fleet safety and efficiency has been launched by the Crown Commercial Service
A vehicle telematics agreement designed to help the public sector improve fleet safety and efficiency has been launched by the Crown Commercial Service
A vehicle telematics agreement designed to help the public sector improve fleet safety and efficiency has been launched by the Crown Commercial Service (CCS).
The agreement has been developed to help organisations manage their fleets more effectively by improving safety and efficiency through the use of telematics technology.
Telematics enable fleet managers to monitor things like fuel consumption, vehicle tracking and driver behaviour. This data can then be used to look at ways to make significant cost reductions based on the whole life cost of vehicles.
The agreement was developed in conjunction with police, ambulance, local government and central government customers and features a range of suppliers, all of which are small and medium sized businesses.
In a news post, CCS says the benefits of vehicle telematics for public sector organisations can be significant and include:
CCS says it expects public sector organisations to be able to save £3 for every £1 invested if the benefits are realised.