Vertical Benchmark

Watch: FleetNet America's Jim Buell explain the benefits of TMC/Fleetnet Vertical Benchmarking program

Most companies have more unscheduled roadside repairs than they should. Participating in peer-to-peer benchmarking allows you to quickly identify areas most likely to drive down maintenance costs. This results in fewer roadside repairs and helps your company stay competitive. Participants receive access to an analytic tool that compares the miles their fleet runs between breakdowns to other, similar, fleets.

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A comparison of the best-in-class fleet to the average performer in each vertical supports the conclusion that exceptional maintenance practices can reduce roadside repairs, improving customer service and reducing maintenance expense. To learn more about this, view the Benchmarkit videos on .

CONTACT A FLEETNET REPRESENTATIVE

If you’re interested in participating in a benchmarking study, complete the form above. A FleetNet representative will be in touch to answer any questions and help connect you to a meaningful peer group. Entry is open to medium- or heavy-duty fleets of all sizes.

IMPORT YOUR DATA

Accurate data is vital but participating is easy. All unscheduled roadside repairs need to be captured and accurately recorded using the Vehicle Maintenance Reporting Standard (VMRS). FleetNet will automatically import VMRS data for current customers, or you can use another organization certified by TMC for VMRS coding. If your maintenance data isn’t coded to TMC’s VMRS standards, ask your FleetNet representative about available options

COMPARE RESULT TO THE INDUSTRY

Benchmarking studies will last one calendar year. Each quarter, you’ll receive access to an analytic tool that allows you to easily drill into your data to determine how your miles between breakdowns compares to industry peers. Celebrate where your fleet is best in class and use the information to determine where you can best invest your time to improve.