Fuel is fast becoming one of the biggest pressure points in transport.

Rising costs and ongoing global uncertainty are putting margins under strain, forcing operators to rethink how fuel is managed across their operations. But for many, fuel still sits outside the core system, planned separately, executed manually, and only reviewed after the fact.

That gap between planning and execution is where inefficiency creeps in.

At CtrlFleet, we’re seeing a shift towards more connected approaches, where fuel is no longer treated as a separate function, but as part of the broader operational flow.

It’s changing how operators think about planning, visibility, and control.

Read the full article to see how integrated fuel management is helping operators make better decisions and improve efficiency across their operations:

https://www.freightnews.co.za/edition/technology-27-march-2026/view-edition