Like Rocket Fuel
For Fleets

Dear Guardian of the Fleet,

Managing a fleet is like juggling chainsaws while riding a unicycle—dangerous, chaotic, and likely to end with a few grey hairs (or no hair at all). 

You’ve got maintenance emergencies popping up like whack-a-moles, drivers testing the limits of “wear and tear,” and your budget? 

Well, it’s crying in a corner.

It’s no wonder you’re here.

Maybe you’re up late Googling “how to stop vehicles from breaking down” for the fifth time this week. 

Or maybe you’re just sick of trying to remember if it’s truck #7 or #17 that needs brakes… again. 

Either way, welcome.

We know the struggle. You’re asking yourself all the big questions:

• Should I replace these ancient vehicles or squeeze another year out of them?
• Do I need GPS tracking or a psychic to tell me what’s going wrong next?
• Is there a secret to drivers NOT treating the fleet like their in the movie Fast & Furious?

Here’s the thing. Most fleet managers try to do it all. 

A little duct tape here, a bandaid fix there, and soon, you’ve got a Frankenstein fleet that barely holds together. 

It’s chaos, exhausting, and frankly, it’s not sustainable.

But let’s take a breath.

You’re here because you’re ready for a change. Maybe you want fewer headaches. 

Maybe you want more time to focus on growing your business instead of fighting fires. 

Or maybe you’re just dreaming of one week—just one!—where everything runs smoothly.

Whatever it is, we’re here to make that happen.

• More uptime, so you’re not constantly playing catch-up.
• More clarity, so you actually know what’s going on with your fleet.
• More freedom, so you can finally take a deep breath and relax.

It’s time to trade chaos for control—because fewer ‘what now?’ moments mean more time to focus on what really matters.”

Take the leap—your fleet (and your sanity) will thank you.

Sincerely,
Blair and the Revit Auto Team