Fleet Management Software
How Does 8Move Help?
Each vehicle is entered once with its class, seat and luggage capacity, and accessibility equipment — ramp type, medical mounts, hearing loop — so the booking portal only ever offers a car that can actually take the job. Assignment runs in four modes: manual, where a dispatcher picks from the available pool; automatic, matching vehicle class, capacity, accessibility, driver availability, and schedule conflicts; dedicated, for a vehicle permanently tied to one route or account; and pool rotation, cycling bookings across vehicles to balance mileage. Each driver's profile carries their licence category, passenger transport permit, and any wheelchair or first-aid certification next to the vehicle they're paired with, so a booking that needs a qualified driver is only ever offered one. Routing delivery trucks instead of passengers is a different job — that's what Fleet Planner is for.
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A transfer or chauffeur fleet is a list of specific vehicles, not a headcount. A dispatcher assigning a booking needs to know, for that one car, whether it has a wheelchair ramp, enough boot space for six suitcases, or an ISOFIX point for a child seat — not just whether something is free.
Most fleets this size run the list in a spreadsheet. It works until the list has to answer something in real time: whether a specific van has a ramp, whether a car can take six people with luggage, or which driver actually holds the right certification.
What Challenges Does This Industry Face?
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