June 2012, Government Fleet - Feature
By Steve Riley
From location, to environmental considerations, to the type of fuel to dispense, this article addresses key considerations fleet mangers must take into account when planning the construction of a fueling facility.
Tags: fuel management, Alternative Fuels, Fueling Facility
June 2011, Government Fleet - Feature
By Stephen Bennett
Today’s technology can provide a number of advantages, but only when used as intended and to maximum potential. By identifying how to fully utilize its information technology system, the City of Seattle was able to increase efficiency in its operations and achieve savings.
Tags: technology, fuel management, Information Technology, public sector, Equipment
March 2011, Government Fleet - Feature
By Staff
A group of Florida fleet professionals representing some of the top fleets in North America met to discuss the top 10 challenges facing public sector fleets and what they are doing to meet them.
Tags: operating costs, public sector, cost-cutting, fuel management
January 2011, Government Fleet - Feature
By Bob Stanton
Fuel is the No. 1 fleet operating expense. Polk County, Fla., achieved favorable results by addressing one of the main, yet overlooked sources of rising fuel consumption — the driver.
Tags: Polk County, fuel management, driver safety
By Joe Bohn
Reducing vehicle fuel consumption and increasing fuel economy is one of the top challenges for fleet. However, some veteran fleet managers caution to research before buying.
Tags: fuel management, Right-sizing, hybrid electric vehicles
November 2010, Government Fleet - Cover Story
By Mike Antich
Budget is the No.1 challenge facing public sector fleets. Everything a fleet does revolves around money — equipment, facilities, staff, vehicles, parts, tools, fuel, etc. Other challenges include extended cycling, resources to maintain aging assets, and staff burn-out.
Tags: Green, operating costs, Outsourcing, Vehicle replacement, Fleet Budget, Vehicle Purchase, fuel management, Staff Management
November 2010, Government Fleet - Feature
By Tariq Kamal
A veteran fleet manager and his team of experts identify several common myths that may be costing your fleet.
Tags: Maintenance, Tire pressure, Engine Oil, fuel management
July 2010, Government Fleet - Cover Story
By Cheryl Knight
Through innovative technology, service-level agreements, and a new leasing program, the City of Troy, Mich. fleet increased revenue and decreased fuel usage. The City also upgraded its facilities.
Tags: Government Fleet Expo, 100 Best Fleets, fuel management
July 2010, Government Fleet - Feature
Managing fuel inventory remains top of mind for government fleets around the globe. Performing regular fuel reconciliations will help managers fully account for what they’ve paid for.
Tags: Fuel Theft, fuel management
June 2010, Government Fleet - Feature
Applying basic best practices such as right-sizing and idling reduction are effective approaches to trimming fuel costs. Using a web-based data management system, purchasing fuel-efficient vehicles, and relocating a key fueling station are other ways to reduce fuel consumption and man-hours.
Tags: fueling station, Bright Ideas, fuel management, Alternative Fuels
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By Mike Antich A successful fleet operation is not an island unto itself. Yet, this is how some fleet managers view their operation – an island surrounded by a sea of unreasonable user groups. We will all agree this is the wrong mindset and that fleet operations must be closely aligned with user departments. However, the reality is that interdepartmental friction is an unfortunate fact of life, especially territorial issues that result in emotional defiance not open to discussion or compromise.
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