The boom is one of several features of the Gradall XL 4300 V excavator, which can work at the front, rear, or either side of the undercarriage without the need for outriggers.
Not sure if you should sign up for Government Fleet Expo this November? Here are 11 reasons you don’t want to miss this year’s show, from networking to educational opportunities, to the awards show and trade show treasures.
A 48-volt electrical system will replace the 12-volt in automobiles, while multi-voltage power distribution systems will be coming to heavy trucks. With advance knowledge, fleet managers and technicians can prepare.
The vehicle supply shortage has put maintenance back in the spotlight. Meanwhile, OE data is finally being harnessed to better predict when components will fail. How and where can predictive maintenance deliver an ROI for fleets today?
A lot goes into choosing software that will be easy to use, worth the price, and accomplish exactly what technicians need it to.
Amid a wild west industry phase, the electric truck start-up is taking a measured, strategic approach to developing vehicles for the medium-duty fleet markets.
The Colonial Pipeline hack disrupted fuel supply for much of the East Coast in May, causing some fleets to scramble to ensure essential vehicles had enough fuel. Find out how several fleet managers reacted to the disruption and what they learned about preparedness for future events.
Steve Cline from Caterpillar shares three insights on how you can help lead your government organization from a reactive to a proactive environment when it comes to safety.
Revvo Technologies teamed up with the Florida city to show how maintaining tires can be drastically improved.
Airlines, one of the hardest hit industries by COVID-19, needed to adapt quickly and calmly; here’s how Denver International Airport fleet did it.
When COVID-19 stopped some vehicles from being driven, it woke fleet managers up to what was really needed to keep their operations moving.
Learn what the department has done to minimize waste and risk, which became especially important following vehicle damage from protests.
A new software for fleets is rolling out in several cities and is built to save on fuel costs and reduce emissions by working with a vehicle’s idle. Find out what results the cities of Orlando and St. Petersburg saw with the device.
The police department in Westport, Conn. fleeted a Tesla Model 3 fully tricked out for law enforcement. This analysis breaks down costs — including patrol car-specific customizations — compared to the department's mainstay SUV model.
You could say the all-new Maverick’s hybrid engine, unibody frame, and 4.5-foot bed make it a niche truck. But in the post-pandemic era of efficiencies and economics, fleets must apply a Swiss Army knife-like approach to job applications.
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