Fleet transport KPIs are the measurable performance indicators that fleet operators use to evaluate third-party transport partners moving fleet vehicles between operational locations, storage facilities, and remarketing channels. The KPIs that matter divide into two categories: activity metrics (what the transport partner does) and outcome metrics (what the fleet receives). Fleet operations measuring only activity miss the operational results that drive business outcomes. The seven fleet transport KPIs to track include on-time delivery rate, damage incidence, claims resolution time, total cost per delivered vehicle, condition documentation completeness, days-to-cash for remarketing transport, and operational continuity impact. Click here to read the full blog post.