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

empty cockpit of vehicle. HUD(Head Up Display) and digital instruments panel, autonomous vehicles. right hand drive.

Key developments in autonomous vehicles in the U.S.

Regulations and public perception have created barriers to the broad adoption and deployment of self-driving cars in the United States. However, autonomous vehicles still retain

Identifying Process Inefficiencies to Improve Fleet Operations

Identify process inefficiencies to improve fleet operation

Operational efficiency is kind of a broad phrase, but there are three key areas it affects: productivity, profitability, and overall operating costs. Monitoring these can

How automation is attacking fuel fraud in the haulage sector

How automation is attacking fuel fraud in the haulage sector

In an industry that’s already tackling issues like fuel prices, regulatory pressure and driver shortages, the increase in fuel fraud is an expensive yet somewhat

The importance of brake maintenance for fleet and transport managers

The importance of brake maintenance for fleet and transport managers

Ensuring that brakes and brake pads are properly maintained is a critical responsibility for fleet and transport managers. The braking system is the cornerstone of

Labcraft to Showcase Cutting-Edge Vehicle Lighting Solutions at FORS Annual Conference

Shining a light on efficiency and safety

Fleet vehicles depend on lights and signals every day. They help drivers to stay visible and safe. Yet, as technology moves forward, lighting enables drivers

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