Managing Today's Fleet Budgets: Be Proactive, Not Reactive
In the final installment of a four-part series, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Fleet Manager Larry Campbell shares how he uses data to drive his budgetary decisions.
In the final installment of a four-part series, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Fleet Manager Larry Campbell shares how he uses data to drive his budgetary decisions.
In part three of a four-part series, Manatee County Fleet Division Manager Matthew Case shares how he manages his fleet amid tough budget projections due to the pandemic, decimated supply chains, equipment and labor shortages, and fuel costs.
While adding zero-emission vehicles to the fleet is a sustainability win, there are still emissions related to producing the electricity used to charge them.
League City Fleet Manager Yvonne Calderon looks back on her journey as a fleet manager, the evolution of the industry, and what advice she would give to someone looking to pursue a similar career path.
In part two of a four-part series, San Joaquin County, California, fleet manager Kevin Myose shares how he attracts technicians in a competitive market, among other budgetary issues.
These days, it's not so much a question of if you should track emissions, but when you should track emissions. If your fleet is headed in that direction, here are some good places to start.
Facilities Management Division Manager David Dunn discusses adapting to the current challenges the fleet industry has been facing.
An oft quoted line from the Wizard of Oz advises Dorothy and friends to “Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain;” perhaps a peek behind the curtain is just what we need.
Seasoned public sector fleet manager Brandon Walton shares how he controls his fleet budget amid uncertain times.
Morgan Jackson, fleet division manager for the city of Sioux Falls, discusses his journey to his position, current challenges, and projects that will shape the future of the fleet.
Measuring and reducing your carbon footprint is possible even on a shoestring budget.
The vehicle handles applications for municipalities, police, and fire. Features include three dumpable bed options, along with more than 30 accessories and wheel options.
Alison Kerstetter, fleet manager of the Sacramento, California, Department of Public Works, shares the latest updates on her fleet and how she started her career in fleet.
The Coal Township streets department roadmaster is accused of charging $712.40 of unauthorized fuel to a fuel card.
The Leading Fleets award is designed to recognize high-performing government fleets. Applications are now open for 2023. Here’s how to apply.
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