Carpool, from Bynx, enables fleets to better utilise vehicle assets

Now, more than ever, fleets need to utilise their vehicle assets optimally and manage carpools effectively. Bynx Carpool enables vehicle bookings to be made by the minute, hour, day or part of the day, which offers way more flexibility in terms of when they’re used and on the road.
No one wants vehicles parked up when they could be earning revenue, offsetting costs or being utilised to launch new MaaS or TaaS services. With Bynx, drivers can use a mobile app to register to the pool and book vehicles that have been made available to them. Download the Bynx Carpool product sheet here……
Tia Norton Enjoys further Team GB success
Along with her team mates at the Women’s Europeans Championships
We’re a sporty lot at Bynx – and so are our kids it seems. At times like these it’s good to have something to smile about – so go Tia Norton and Team GB!
Our long-serving systems administrator Jonathan Norton is the proud Dad of Tia, British doubles number 1, along with her GB coach and team mate Carolina Prado, in Padel Tennis.Read More
Optimise the use of your carpool
No one wants to have cars sitting doing nothing when they could be earning money and delighting customers. This can happen if you don’t optimise the use of your carpool.
Bynx Carpool enables better utilisation, management and tracking of vehicle assets, so they can be shared and your carpool optimised.Read More
The best of times and worst of times?
For vehicle fleet leasing

Let data help you nurture the customer experience
According to recent reports from Berg Insight, Deloitte and others, these are the best of times and worst of times for fleet leasing.
Markets are changing and there’s uncertainty in the air, particularly with BREXIT looming, the frequency with which the unexpected has become real and the evolution from vehicle ownership to “usership”. Confidence has been shaken and leasing companies, in particular, are having to re-examine business models and open up to new practices outside their comfort zones.
Charles Dickens aptly described the best of times and worst of times in the opening paragraph of The Tale of Two Cities, published in 1859. What he wrote is spookily relevant today:Read More
Business benefits of a more engaged fleet supply chain

Fleet supply chain benefits
Self-service tools and apps could make all the difference
What would the benefits for fleet operators be if their supply chain were more consultative and supportive of them and their drivers?
And what would it take for the fleet supply chain to be this way?Read More
Preparing for the new GDPR rules
It’s only been recently, since some large, notable companies have received a sharp slap across the knuckles in the form of eye-watering fines, that data protection has become a real ‘thing’. It’s about to become an even bigger thing when new rules come into effect on 25th May 2018.
Protecting people’s data is important and it’s not difficult with the implementation of a clearly defined policy, understanding and simple measures. This blog outlines the basics…
How do you handle change in a fleet business?
There’s a famous saying: “But in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes” attributed to one of the founding fathers of the United States of America, Benjamin Franklin. He wrote in a letter in 1789 about the Constitution stating that: having been established, it had “an appearance that promised permanency”. His cautionary prediction was, of course, that change is inevitable, which remains true today.
Tips for effective fleet management in extreme weather seasons
Weather extremes affect fleets in many ways – so whether you operate in the currently cold Northern or the hot Southern hemispheres, it’s good to be prepared.
Snow, ice, fog and flood are characteristic of UK and European winters from January to April, and this can make driving difficult and dangerous. The extreme heat of Australasian countries at this time of year can be detrimental to vehicles and cause hazards such as wild fires, which also affect road conditions.