Guide to Calculating Ownership and Operating Costs of Department of Transportation Vehicles and Equipment: An Accounting Perspective (2020) / Chapter Skim
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36 Separate infrastructure-related MISs are sometimes integrated with fleet systems and are often used to record and manage detail on maintenance activities for transportation infrastructure, whether performed by internally or by contractors. Many of these systems are designed to track costs down to specific geographic locations (such as 1/10th mile roadway sections)
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37 A well-designed FMIS allows fleet managers to identify equipment or activities with costs that exceed the norm. Similarly, a well-designed FMIS supports examining specific systems and components with cost outliers.
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