What is used to measure fleet health?

The measurement of fleet health primarily focuses on optimizing operational performance and ensuring the safety and efficiency of the fleet. The LOFR score (which stands for "Lube, Oil, Filter, and Repairs") and RECALL score are crucial tools in this evaluation. The LOFR score assesses the frequency and quality of maintenance activities, while the RECALL score highlights any vehicle recalls that might affect safety and compliance.

Together, these metrics provide a comprehensive overview of the fleet's condition. A higher LOFR score often indicates that vehicles are being well-maintained, reducing the likelihood of breakdowns and improving reliability. The RECALL score ensures that any necessary safety updates have been addressed, which is critical for both the operational integrity of the fleet and the safety of drivers and cargo.

By focusing on these two scores, fleet managers can gauge overall health, identify potential issues before they escalate, and maintain compliance with safety regulations. This proactive approach ultimately contributes to enhanced fleet performance and reduced operational costs.