As new in-car technologies trickle into public fleets, they’re changing the way fleet managers handle purchasing, maintenance, and driver training.
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By Stephane Babcock
Working in winter weather may not be pleasant, but if your off-road equipment is ready to handle the situation, you’re a step ahead in the game.
By Daryl Lubinsky
Fleets are obtaining substantial discounts on tires, filters, wiper blades, and various additional parts through cooperative purchasing.
By Tim Calhoun, CAFM
By remounting a refurbished rescue truck body to a new chassis, Palm Beach County (Fla.) Fire and Rescue Department saved about $75,000 over purchasing a new truck.
By David Griffith
Because police operations now require much more equipment, many law enforcement agencies have decided the pursuit SUV is the ideal patrol vehicle.
When Western New York saw six feet of snow dumped on the ground the week before Thanksgiving 2014, the City of Buffalo was ready to handle the mess with a fleet that was prepped and ready.
By Thi Dao
Despite not having technical backgrounds, fleet managers with administrative experience bring a variety of advantages to their departments.
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API stands for Application Programming Interface. An API can be used to enable automated computer calls that request and receive information from a partner’s site. Read more
API stands for Application Programming Interface. An API can be used to enable automated computer calls that request and receive information from a partner’s site.
By Thi Dao Before writing a policy that will last for years, determine whether it’s the best one. Would a typical employee follow the policy?
By Michaela Kwoka-Coleman For the Chevrolet Tahoe PPV, tires are added to the vehicles that are capable of handling speeds of up to 134 mph and the brakes are adjusted to handle frequent stopping at high speeds.
By Paul Clinton
By Facundo Tassara Can vehicle collisions be avoided with vehicle-to-infrastructure or vehicle-to-vehicle technology? Several of the major OEMs think so and are spending billions of dollars a year working on the technology.
By Facundo Tassara
By Mike Antich The EcoSport is Ford’s first-ever subcompact SUV sold in North America, one of the region’s fastest growing vehicle segments. The EcoSport is sold globally by Ford and the updated U.S. model is imported from Ford India.
By Mike Antich
By Sherb Brown There is just no better opportunity to network, to learn, and to mingle with the best and the brightest than an in-person fleet event.
By Sherb Brown
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