Fuel Management Programs Flashcards
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Which metric best measures the cost-efficiency of a fleet's fuel consumption across mixed vehicle classes?
Answer: Cost per mile
Cost per mile normalizes fuel expense across different vehicle classes and fuel types, enabling fair cross-fleet comparison.
A fleet manager notices fuel card transactions occurring outside of business hours. The MOST appropriate first response is to:
Answer: Review exception reports and investigate suspicious cards
Reviewing exception reports allows targeted investigation before taking broad action that could disrupt legitimate operations.
Bulk fuel storage tanks at a fleet facility are subject to which primary federal regulatory framework?
Answer: EPA Underground Storage Tank (UST) regulations
EPA UST regulations govern underground fuel storage tanks, including installation, leak detection, and spill prevention requirements.
When evaluating a compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling infrastructure investment, the fleet manager should FIRST assess:
Answer: Fueling corridor coverage and vehicle routing patterns
CNG infrastructure viability depends on whether vehicles can complete their routes with available fueling stations along their corridors.
A fleet's fuel budget variance report shows a 12% overage. Which data source would MOST help identify the root cause?
Answer: Fuel price benchmarks versus actual purchase prices
Comparing benchmark fuel prices to actual purchase prices reveals whether overage stems from price volatility, poor purchasing practices, or volume changes.
Which fuel management program feature provides the MOST effective deterrent against fuel card misuse at the point of sale?
Answer: Vehicle-level odometer prompts tied to card authorization
Requiring odometer entry at the pump links fuel purchases to actual vehicle usage and flags anomalies in real time.
Biodiesel blends above B20 used in cold climates require fleet managers to consider:
Answer: Gel point and cold filter plugging point (CFPP) specifications
Higher biodiesel blends have elevated gel points that can cause fuel filter plugging and engine issues in cold temperatures.