Fuel

Take control of your fleet fuel costs

Analyse consumption and utilisation data to understand where your fuel actually goes.

Illustration of Tralogit fuel monitoring: tank level curve over a trip with the tank at 78 percent, or 312 litres

Track consumption per vehicle

Depending on the data available for each vehicle, Tralogit brings together the elements that make up real fuel cost.

  • Consumption
  • Fuel level
  • Cost
  • Distance travelled
  • L/100 km
  • Engine hours

Identify engine idling

Look at the periods where the engine runs without meaningful movement, then compare idling across vehicles, drivers, periods and sites.

Spot anomalies

An unusual variation deserves a closer look. Tralogit surfaces those gaps instead of letting them go unnoticed until month end.

  • High consumption
  • Unusual drop in level
  • Inconsistent odometer
  • Atypical usage
  • Long idling periods

An anomaly flags a gap worth checking. On its own it is not proof of theft.

Compare cost per vehicle

Tie fuel spend back to operating data to understand what each asset really costs to run.

Measure before optimising

The first step in reducing cost is having data you trust and can compare over time. Without a baseline, a claimed saving cannot be verified.

Frequently asked questions

How is vehicle fuel consumption calculated?
The common Canadian formula is litres used ÷ kilometres driven × 100, which gives consumption in L/100 km.
Can engine idling be detected?
Yes, when the required data (ignition state and speed) is available from the telematics device.
Can fuel theft be detected?
Telematics can surface certain variations or level anomalies. An anomaly alone is not proof of theft and needs to be verified.

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