ARI Unveils New Toll Management Program
Automotive Resources International, which provides global fleet solutions, has launched a new Toll Management Program to help fleets eliminate Electronic Toll Collection violations and reduce associated penalties and administration
Automotive Resources International, which provides global fleet solutions, has launched a new Toll Management Program to help fleets eliminate Electronic Toll Collection violations and reduce associated penalties and administration.
Under the new program, ARI will work with customers and toll authorities to register plates or manage the purchase, fulfillment and replacement of transponders. If a fleet incurs a violation, the program makes sure that all tolls are paid in full to prevent further penalties. The Toll Management Program includes online alerts based on client-defined criteria through ARI insights.
"The new program is just one part of our comprehensive approach to controlling fleet costs," said Tim Delaney, licensing and compliance manager for ARI. "We work with our clients to add appropriate information, restrictions or regulations on the use of toll roads, bridges and tunnels to policies.
"Our web-based driver training and customized driver communications reinforce appropriate driver behavior. And lastly, we can analyze a fleet's geographic footprint and use of toll roads, bridges and tunnels to make the best possible recommendations for cost-reducing practices and operating alternatives."
ARI, a subsidiary of Holman Enterprises based in Mt. Laurel, N.J., is a privately-held fleet leasing and management company.
More info: www.ariresources.com
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