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We still aren’t getting it.

Filed in News on Nov.28, 2011

It only takes one road trip to remind me that even the bad guys are good in their own ways. I lost count of the trucks we followed at over 100km/h as we headed away for a long weekend on the motorbikes this week. But even these guys see a clear stretch of road ahead [...]

GPS / Fuel efficiency link recognised by EECA

Filed in News on Nov.24, 2011

I am pleased to announce that CCS Innovation in Logistics has been contracted to extend the EECA (Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority) Energising Business programme to the transport industry. This means that if you run a transport fleet and spend less than 300,000 per depot per year on fuel, there is a good chance that [...]

Your GPS can play a key part in your ORS

Filed in News on Sep.15, 2011

Were you pretty happy with your first ORS rating? You should have been as 95% of operators rated a 4 or 5 star. The second ratings are being processed at the moment and the word is that that number is starting to slide. The reason is not that you have let standards slip, more that [...]

A ride, a cash saving, and a threat,

Filed in News on Aug.15, 2011

A ride I went back to my roots this month and spent 22 hours in a truck – non stop, except for the obligatory pie (sorry log book) stops. Thanks to the Chilean ash cloud I was stranded in Auckland and, wanting to get home sooner rather than later, I called a customer and begged [...]

Try not to crash on Monday…

Filed in News on Jul.15, 2011

The CVIU’s new Top Cop Gwynne Pennell unveiled a new approach to commercial vehicle policing at the RTA seminar in St Arnaud in May. She is intending to use data to plan where and when to deploy the energy and resources of CVIU; the biggest risks will attract the most resources in terms of time [...]

Is E-data the real issue?

Filed in News on Jun.16, 2011

It all seems to be e-this and e-that at the moment. The industry opinion seems divided as to whether this is good and natural progress following the wider trend to reduce time and space consuming paperwork, or whether it is in fact an infringement of privacy. The RUC bill is out and many have a [...]

Fast and Loose?

Filed in News on May.15, 2011

I was fortunate enough to have booked my annual motorbike trip for the week following the latest Canterbury Earthquake. Time spent on the road away from the day to day operation is a good time to think and regroup, and, this year, to get away from the shaking. We cover about 5,500kms in a week [...]

Are you smart enough to keep your customers?

Filed in News on Apr.15, 2011

Customers continue to get more demanding and recently I have seen evidence that the buyers of transport may well be avid readers of this column and putting the pressure on you to become proactive in seeking out efficiencies. The time is getting closer when you can’t afford not to investigate the hidden benefits of your [...]

The darkest hour is just before the dawn.

Filed in News on Mar.01, 2011

It’s been a funny old year. And its only the 4th of February. Storms, floods, Earthquake aftershocks. Then two serious truck crashes on the Kaikoura coast, and the passing of Peter Goodwin, our RTA Region 4 anchor man. Our best wishes to everyone involved in the follow ups of each. Yet 2011 is shaping up [...]

Is Big Brother Getting Bigger?

Filed in News on Jan.14, 2011

When eRUC was still just a speck on the horizon, it sounded like a pretty small thing. Now that it is becoming a real possibility for your business, it seems to be looming like a large hairy monster. Last year, eRUC was a nifty new option for dealing with RUC. Now, after all the drafting [...]

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    • We still aren’t getting it.
    • GPS / Fuel efficiency link recognised by EECA
    • Your GPS can play a key part in your ORS
    • A ride, a cash saving, and a threat,
    • Try not to crash on Monday…
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    Finally - constructive use of GPS for a heavy fleet - knowing who is fuelling up with your fuel card is a big win
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    When managing staff, commuincation is key and never more so than when you are installing GPS fleet management into your vehicle fleet
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    Further evidence that GPS cannot replace common sense you can't fix stupid
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    Finally someone who takes fuel efficiency seriously truck drivers win a new F150 UTE for fuel efficiency savings
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    Auckland Motorway clip ons are to open for heavy trucks and numberplate recognition technology is on its way
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    USA fleets save time when their trucks are not being targeted by Roadside inspections; may be useful when the ORS is up and running here Volvo Trusted Truck
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    credit companies using GPS for credit risk analysis
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    We're watching the USA answer to the NZ Operator Rating Scheme with interest... CSA
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    We’ve seen some big idling in NZ fleets but there is a clear case for reviewing what needs the whole truck engine to be left running when you look at this example; trucking regulations, anti-idling laws

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