What is an Expert Blog?

FleetPoint’s Expert Blog is the perfect platform for some of the biggest names in the automotive industry to address some of the biggest issues fleet decision-makers face.

Contributors are not only provided with the perfect platform on which to voice their opinion, but they are also given pride of place on our growing panel of experts.

What’s more, all of our Expert Blog submissions are featured on our weekly newsletter, sent to 100,000 fleet decision-makers in the UK.

We welcome submissions from individuals and bodies from across the industry, on a range of relevant topics.

Latest Expert Blogs

The hidden cost to fleets of undocumented vehicle damage

The hidden cost to fleets of undocumented vehicle damage

Most fleet operators have to take care of their scheduled maintenance expenses. Servicing intervals, tyre replacement cycles, MOT preparation- these are budgeted, tracked, and managed.

Driver distraction remains a major fleet safety challenge

Driver distraction remains a major fleet safety challenge

Driver distraction continues to be a persistent and recurring risk for commercial fleet operations, representing one of the biggest influencing factors in road collisions, insurance

Five buying signals hidden in operator-licence applications

Five buying signals hidden in operator-licence applications

Most sales databases tell a supplier which businesses already exist. Operator-licence publications can reveal something more useful: what may be changing now. Simon Banner, a

How fleet telematics can optimise loading operations

How fleet telematics can optimise loading operations

Loading operations involve a variety of data, from trailer identification, scheduling and inventory. Modern loading infrastructure, such as modular platforms and mobile docks, can help

'Genuine and growing' gap between connected car expectations and reality

‘Genuine and growing’ gap between connected car expectations and reality

As connected vehicles become increasingly sophisticated, many motorists assume that built-in tracking technology can help recover a stolen vehicle quickly. However, Thatcham Research has warned

Specification

  • Neutral and unbiased, without focus on specific companies or products
  • 500 – 1,000 words in length
  • Biography and image of author provided
  • Author agreement to respond to any appropriate reader questions