Fuel efficiency
Are you burning more fuel than the work requires?
Shows which vehicles, routes and habits cost you extra at the pump.
Fleet Health Score™
Stop debating how your fleet is doing. Score it.
The Fleet Health Score™ turns fuel efficiency, maintenance, utilisation and driver performance into one benchmarked score out of 100, so everyone from the workshop to the boardroom is looking at the same picture.
Benchmarked scoring
Plain-language results
Sample dataExample fleet scorecard
78/100
Lowest area: driver performance. The score doesn’t just rate the fleet, it shows you where to look first.
Four areas. One clear picture.
Your fleet’s health isn’t one thing. The score looks at the four areas that decide whether a fleet makes or loses money, then combines them so you see the whole picture and the weak spot.
Maintenance
Is the workshop keeping vehicles earning, or chasing breakdowns?
Shows whether maintenance is keeping vehicles on the road, and where repeat repairs and compliance risk are building.
Utilisation
Are the vehicles you pay for actually working?
Shows idle capacity, so you can do more with what you own before you buy more.
Driver performance
Is the way vehicles are driven helping or hurting?
Shows where behaviour adds fuel, wear and risk, and where good driving deserves recognition.
Where the score earns its keep
A number only matters if it changes a decision. Here is where this one does.
In the boardroom
Swap a stack of reports for a score leadership understands at a glance, plus a short list of what is pulling it down.
Across your operation
Score depots, contracts or vehicle classes on the same scale and see where good practice already exists inside your own business.
In tenders and client reviews
Show customers and funders that your fleet is measured, managed and improving, with a number to back it up.
Over time
Score again after you make changes and see exactly what moved. Improvement stops being a feeling and becomes a trend.
What you walk away with
Your baseline
Where your fleet stands today, overall and in each of the four areas.
Your priorities
The weakest areas and the improvements most likely to lift your score, in order.
Your proof
A repeatable score, so the next result is measured the same way and progress can be shown, not argued.
Questions people ask before they get scored
What does the score actually cover?
Four areas: fuel efficiency, maintenance, utilisation and driver performance. Each is scored on its own, then combined into one overall score out of 100, benchmarked so the number means something.
How is this different from a telematics report?
A telematics report tells you what happened. The Fleet Health Score tells you what it means: where you stand, what is dragging you down and what to fix first.
Do we need perfect data?
No. Most fleets have gaps in their records. We work with what exists and flag what to start capturing, which is often a useful finding in its own right.
Can we compare depots, contracts or vehicle types?
Yes. Scoring them on the same scale is one of the most practical uses of the score. It shows you where good practice already exists inside your own business.
Is it a once-off?
It can be. Most of the value comes from scoring again after you make changes, so you can see what moved and prove the improvement.
See where your fleet really stands
Get Your Fleet Scored
Find out your Fleet Health Score™ and what’s holding it back.
Or call Lefa Tsotetsi on 067 023 8833