Idle fuel report
Send us a few months of fuel-card statements and your vehicle list. We work out what parked idling costs your fleet, by vehicle type, and go through it with you on a 30-minute video call. It's free, and it comes before anything ships.
What we need from you
- Fuel-card statementsThree to twelve months. Without fuel cards, receipts or the fuel line from your books will do.
- Your vehicle listMake, model and year, and what each one is used for.
- Half an hourA video call to go through how the vehicles are used: who waits with the engine on, and where.
What you get
- Idle cost by vehicle typeHours, gallons and dollars a year, at the price you pay for fuel.
- The vehicles that cost mostUsually diesel trucks and crews that wait in the cab with the A/C or heat on.
- A low and a high estimateWhat cutting idle by 20% to 40% would be worth to you. An estimate, not a promise.
- A quote, if you want oneTrackers for the vehicles on your list at our published prices. Nothing is charged until they ship.
Questions
What happens after the report?
If you go ahead, the trackers ship and record for four weeks to measure each vehicle's real idle hours. Then the alerts and weekly idle reports start, and a monthly statement shows the hours, gallons and dollars saved per vehicle.
Do we have to use a fuel card?
No. Without one, we use the EIA's weekly retail average for your region, and later the gallons come from the tracker.
Is this only for trucks?
No, but trucks are where the numbers are biggest. An hour of idling burns about five times as much fuel in a diesel delivery or bucket truck as in a compact car. See the idle calculator.
Start with the free report
Fuel-card statements, a vehicle list and a 30-minute video call. You'll know what idling costs you before anything ships.