Our recent survey to 250 fleet and business leaders reflects the confusion over the adoption of an alternative fuelled future.
Read about how Blue Monday is causing admin headaches for small-to-medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK.
We’ve put together our top tips to companies with drivers on the road during supporting society during COVID-19.
We are proud to be supporting BP with their free fuel initiative to help our emergency services vehicles.
Our final webinar of 2019 focuses on the issues facing fleet managers and, in particular, the fuel market, along with special insight from our sister company, epyx.
Allstar Business Solutions is there to support businesses while on the road with a complete package of fuel and business expense solutions.
The oil market has been subjected to significant volatility over the past year. We analyse why this has happened and what impact it will have on fleets.
Date: 17th July - Time: 14:00 - Duration: 45 mins. Register Now An Inside View on the UK fleet and fuel …
Ever wondered how much it would actually cost if you misfuelled your car? Read our blog on the misfortune of one such man and how to avoid doing so yourself.
Join Our Chief Operating Officer, Paul Holland, as he shares the insight gained from working with businesses such as yours.
As a busy fleet manager, you’ll appreciate the importance of monitoring fuel usage and controlling fuel consumption.
Some of the benefits that premium fuel claims to offer is that it can improve your car ’s performance and help protect your engine.
For many diesel vehicle drivers, AdBlue is becoming just another thing their vehicle needs.
With a large fleet travelling up and down the UK, it’s important to know that they will always be able to find a fuel station to refuel at.
At the start of the year, the cost of crude oil was around $66 a barrel. While the price hit its peak in June, reaching nearly $80.
Delivering goods, meeting clients or commuting between work sites can soon rack up costs on the road.
Fuel pumps refer to the nozzle, pump, pipes, hoses and underground tank at a fuel station.
As your business grows and expands, you may be edging closer to adopting a fleet-based operation.
Fuel cards are a popular choice for easy fleet management, simplified expenses and a cost-effective way to refuel.
Fuel is more expensive in Britain today than it has been for three years. There’s no denying that these high fuel costs are bad news for British drivers.
Fuel is an inescapable expense when running a fleet of small vehicles for your business. Yet not all cars are equal.
As a business owner, you need to remain in the loop with legislation so you don’t end up bending the rules. Here, we highlight the key points you need to be aware of.
When your drivers pay for fuel with their credit cards and then hand you receipts to process, it can be difficult to manage.
We have decided to take a step back and look at the average fuel price for July 2016 and the average fuel price for July 2017 to create a comparison.
Kept in your back pocket alongside petty cash, or even loose in your vehicle, your fuel cards are used on average 10-12 times a week.
Putting the wrong fuel in your vehicle could be disastrous for your engine as well as your pocket, but if you act quickly and effectively it can be less costly.
Understanding the difference between commercial and retail pricing for fuel, you’re new to fuel and fuel cards or just need a new year refresher.
What are the key differences between a traditional credit card and a fuel card, and which should your company be using?
It’s been almost five months since Britain took to the polls and decided that it would like to leave the EU. Since then, things have been pretty uncertain.
From cutting down the time spent on administration to increasing your level of control, here’s how a fuel card can benefit your business.
If you opt for super or premium fuel, is it any better than standard fuel? Find out more about the difference between fuels on offer on the forecourt.
We looked at the science behind supermarket fuel to understand if it is really worth paying more money for branded petrol and diesel.
All companies need to monitor their fuel costs as part of their legal obligation to keep accurate financial accounts. Find out more.
What does 2016 hold for the UK’s fleet operators? We take a look at predictions for tech, fuel price and more for the year ahead.
Fuel prices have a significant impact on business finances and many of the UK’s motorists and businesses alike want to understand what influences them.
The price of fuel mainly depends on the price of crude oil, however there are other factors that contribute to motorists spending more money filling up their cars.
Business drivers across Britain have been able to enjoy lower fuel costs throughout 2015 – but what will happen to our pump prices in 2016?
It’s hard enough to run a business without being unable to predict one of your major regular costs. Find out more about fuel prices in our blog.
For some, forecourt attendants are sadly missed. Read our nostalgic blog about them and how the forecourt has changed over the years.
Here we look into what makes a customer brand loyal when it comes to buying fuel. What makes you brand loyal?
That’s why we’ve launched a simple system to help you and your drivers escape the worst delays and costs caused by misfuelling.
Cost can be a fundamental factor in the final decision so how do they measure up against each other? We take a look at the comparative running costs.
Using a fuel card is a great way to save some money, both by getting the fuel at a discounted rate and also by being able to better manage the vehicle is driven.
Working out in the field means there’s a much greater need to be organised, carrying all the necessary equipment and preparing in advance for meetings.
As a business owner, managing expenditure is one of the most critical areas to master.
Fuel prices change often and sometimes with little warning. To help you keep track of the fluctuating costs, the AA produces a monthly fuel price report.
Deciding whether to rent or buy the vehicles for your fleet can be a difficult decision and the type of cars you want can affect the price you pay.
Changing the way you drive by sticking to the speed limit, planning efficient journeys and driving more smoothly. Find out more.
Our experienced consultancy team can provide your company with the best independent advice on a range of fuel related issues.
Study into the pros and cons of 'Pay & Reclaim' (P&R) - a method used to reimburse employees for the cost of fuel used for business travel.
You’re running a business and have a fleet of vehicles. No matter whether that’s 2, 200 or 200 you need to ensure you’re on the right side of the law.
