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On July 28th, we hosted our very first Fleet Leadership Forum at the Hilton Sydney. When we designed this forum, our primary goal wasn't just to present another set of slides. We wanted to create a dedicated, collaborative space for fleet leaders to step away from the daily noise, get into the same room, and candidly share what’s actually happening on the ground.

In this webinar, Sarah Johnson and Marc Sibbald from WLC Fleet Consulting will be Foundational Fleet Health: How overall Fleet Health impacts fuel economy, and the strategies that can help to optimise both your fleet and your fuel budgets. Practical Vehicle-Based Wins: Straightforward, physical adjustments and load realities that directly cut fuel burn. Right-Sizing vs. Trend-Chasing: Why selecting the correct asset for the actual job profile beats relying on technology to

End of Financial Year (EOFY) always feels like a mad dash to record every last odometer reading and justify every line item before the clock strikes midnight on June 30. But if we want to be less reactive in FY27, we need to stop looking in the rearview mirror and start looking through the windscreen at the road ahead.

If you’ve glanced at a fuel light recently and felt a sudden urge to take up professional cycling, you aren't alone. As we move through May 2026, the Australian fuel landscape looks less like a steady utility and more like a high-stakes thriller.

In this first webinar of the series, Sarah Johnson and Marc Sibbald from WLC Fleet Consulting will be covering electric vehicles, home charging, grey fleet, operational and novated lease policies and more. They’ll deliberate on how to connect your policy to your organisation’s frameworks, why they are so much more than just pieces of paper, and their unique role in ensuring a healthy and optimised fleet.

Webinar Series: Understanding the Dollars and Cents of Fleet This webinar series was designed to equip Fleet Industry Professionals with the essential financial knowledge for effective fleet management. We deep dived into everything from emissions and data to taxes and more, ensuring you gain practical insights you can immediately apply within your role and organisation.

The WLC team is deeply committed to driver safety. We work with organisations to establish sophisticated policies that transform compliance into a workplace culture of safety that extends naturally to the road. Our approach is collaborative—success comes from partnering with employees, not just enforcing mandates.

As a consulting firm partnering with government, not-for-profit, councils, and corporate clients across Australia, we're observing a significant hurdle for organisations looking to transition their fleets to electric vehicles (EVs). While many have successfully completed initial pilot phases, progressing to larger-scale EV adoption is proving profoundly challenging, primarily due to infrastructure limitations or the prohibitive cost of installing and managing it.