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Fleet efficiency you can brief on the depot floor

We help transportation companies across Thailand read fuel use, idle patterns, and empty kilometers — then turn those readings into actions dispatchers and depot managers can own.

Who we serve

Truck, van, and mixed fleets that need clearer fuel and route signals

Owners and operations leads come to us when trip sheets and fuel cards disagree, when empty returns keep climbing on familiar corridors, or when board questions outpace what dispatch can answer from memory alone.

Our work stays close to Thai freight realities: warehouse waits, monsoon delays, weigh-station queues, and the way depots actually schedule the day.

Engagements

Work we take on

Assessments, corridor reviews, monthly scorecards, and dispatcher briefings — each scoped to a real fleet question.

Analyst reviewing printed fleet route maps and fuel logs on a desk

Fleet Efficiency Assessment

A structured review of fuel use, idle patterns, and route performance across your Thai trucking or delivery fleet.

From ฿48,000 per engagement

Highway corridor with freight trucks under soft morning light

Route and Fuel Review

A focused look at corridors, backhauls, and fuel variance for a single depot or route family.

From ฿22,000 per review

Printed monthly fleet scorecard pages beside a coffee cup

Operations Reporting Cycle

Monthly fleet scorecards prepared from your trip and fuel feeds, written for depot and board readers alike.

From ฿35,000 per month

Small group of fleet staff around a table with route printouts

Dispatcher Briefing Sessions

Half-day sessions that walk dispatchers through reading idle, load factor, and empty-run signals in everyday scheduling.

From ฿18,000 per session

From the field

What fleet leaders say

The idle map finally matched what our Eastern Seaboard drivers had been saying about warehouse waits. We cut midday engine-on time at two customer sites within a month. The report took longer than I wanted while they cleaned our fuel card mess, but the actions were usable on the board.
Somsak Thongchai — Operations Director, regional dry-goods fleet · Fleet Efficiency Assessment
They focused on our morning ring routes only — not the whole company — and showed where empty legs after drop-offs could take light backhauls. Dispatch changed the Thursday schedule and we saw the fuel variance shrink on those plates.
Malee Prasert — Depot Manager, Bangkok parcel vans · Route and Fuel Review