January 2011

Elements of a Comprehensive Fuel Management Program

A well-designed fuel management program controls costs, improves driver productivity, meets regulatory requirements and organizational policy goals, and provides for the collection of essential data and production of management information.

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The Town of Castle Rock, Colo., provides everything from base preventive maintenance to complex...

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Town of Castle Rock Fleet Excels in Customer Service

Mary Joyce Ivers (right), CPFP, fleet and facilities manager in the City of Ventura's Public...

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Ventura Uses Telematics & GPS to Improve Fleet Efficiency

Maintaining Pavement and Asphalt Equipment

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Maintaining Pavement and Asphalt Equipment

Polk County, Fla., affixed decals to the rear of its vehicles to alert fellow motorists that...

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Incentivizing Drivers to Conserve Fuel

Seattle’s fleet team includes (l-r) Nanci Lien, fleet administration manager; Ken Bailey,...

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Seattle Named No. 1 Government Green Fleet

Pros and Cons of ‘Right-Sizing’ Vehicles to Increase Fuel Economy

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Pros and Cons of ‘Right-Sizing’ Vehicles to Increase Fuel Economy

The most simplistic approach stipulates that a specific number of technicians is needed to...

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How to Calculate Technician-to-Vehicle Ratios

State of Georgia Saves More Than $500K by Reducing Fleet Expenses

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State of Georgia Saves More Than $500K by Reducing Fleet Expenses

The LeeBoy 8816B features a Tier 3 130 hp Cummins turbodiesel engine.

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Asphalt Equipment