Sears' Fuel-Saving Solution Improved Fleet Fuel Economy by 10.5% in Test

"Sears In Home Services Division, a division of Sears Holding Corp, is rolling out a fuel-saving solution across its fleet of 4,500 vehicles. Sears partnered with SCT Fleet Solutions in a six-week pilot program. Sears saw a 10.5-percent improvement in its E-Series vans' fuel economy during that trial period."

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Fuel Efficiency Solutions for Fleets

  • Significantly increases your fleet's Fuel Efficiency
  • Average fuel efficiency gains of 2-3MPG
  • 10-30% Reduction in Idle Fuel Consumption
  • 6-9 Month Return on Investment
  • Save fuel in both driving & idling situations
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Safety Solutions for Fleets

  • Limit vehicle top speed for maximum safety
  • Transfers accountability from the driver to the fleet vehicle
  • Reduces Speed related incidents
  • Reduces Risk & Exposure to Liability
  • Cannot be removed or modified by the driver
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What is SCT Fleet Solutions?
SCT Fleet Solutions provides state of the art vehicle powertrain calibrations custom designed to increase your fleet’s Fuel Efficiency, lower your fleet's Operating Costs, Increase Fleet Safety and reduce your companies Carbon Emissions. This customized approach to our fleet software technology products allows SCT to deliver tailored solutions to meet your fleet's specific requirements.
 

How our Technology Works

SCT Fleet Solutions Recalibration Device

Interested in learning how SCT's technology works? Learning how our team of engineers integrate our technology into your fleet of vehicles is key to understanding exactly what SCT does and how we achieve results.
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Client Testimonial

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"Our goal was fuel savings and we saw worthwhile savings. Prior to implementing, we averaged 11 MPG. We got another 1 to 1 ¼ MPG per vehicle. We log over a million miles a year, the savings add up."
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August 1st, 2011