Fleet200 Strategy Network

The Fleet News Fleet200 Strategy Network is a group of the most influential fleets in the UK.

The network produces research on key fleet trends and holds events which bring together the UK’s most professional fleet decision-makers to debate the issues of greatest importance to their businesses, share ideas on new initiatives and industry developments, and hear from outstanding, thought-provoking speakers.

Fleet200 Strategy Network 2025 meeting dates (location to follow):

  • February 4

  • May 13

  • September 23

  • November 25

Join us: if you're a fleet decision-maker interested in joining the Strategy Network and / or attending a meeting. Membership is free.

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Video - what members have to say about the network's benefits

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Fleet200 insight

Partnership approach vital to help fleets deliver net zero

Bringing together multiple industry stakeholders is crucial to the UK delivering transport net zero, delegates at a Fleet200 Strategy Network meeting were told.

Major changes needed to improve road safety

Progress in reducing road traffic deaths and serious injuries in the UK has flatlined since 2010, prompting calls for Government to take more action.

Discussion: How do you (as fleet managers) optimise your various fleet data sources to develop your fleet strategy?

Fleet managers taking part in a roundtable discussion in Leeds talked about their use of data both now and in the future.

Can society afford the £80 billion loss in tax income from fuel duty rises?

The ‘big freeze’ in fuel duty lasting more than 10 years has cost the Government about £80 billion in lost tax revenue. 

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Testimonials

Matt Hammond

Roundtable conversations are most beneficial as it allows me to hear from and discuss with other fleet managers what they are doing in specific areas and see if their successes could be replicated in my own fleet.

The opportunity to discuss policy with government and local policymakers would be very beneficial especially if we knew our experience and input was helping to shape future policy.

Matt Hammond
Altrad
Chris Connors

It’s a great networking opportunity and a chance to stay close to what is happening. Fleet in a lot of organisations is a lonely role.

You have responsibilities but not always support, so it’s a chance to hear from others who share your situation.

Chris Connors
ISS
Lee Jackson

It’s great to be part of a very knowledgeable and experienced group of fleet professionals and being able to talk more specifically about the challenges we face.

Also having presentations from associated bodies and case studies from our peers really helps to gain a better understanding of how best to manage our fleet.

Lee Jackson
OCU