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Fleet Supervisor Investigated for Fraud, Misuse
A fleet supervisor at the City of Austin, Texas, admitted to taking used vehicle parts and oil owned by the city.
A fleet supervisor at the City of Austin, Texas, admitted to taking used vehicle parts and oil owned by the city.
GoClaws and SnoClaws can be put on to tires without moving or jacking up the vehicle, even while stuck.
A newly-formed alliance of fleet associations, telematics providers, and the nation's largest rental car provider have asked the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for a public hearing to help clarify who will control access to vehicle data.
Ford Motor Company has released a report for customers and other stakeholders that details the automaker's safety-oriented approach to the development of self-driving vehicles.
The City of Kent, Wash., is adding 14 new police vehicles, part of a new car-per-officer take-home program.
When San Joaquin County, Calif., set out to automate its motor pool, the fleet saw improved utilization, better inventory control, and $1.7 million in cost avoidance.
The TITAN 6X6 and TITAN 6X6 EXT are the newest addition's to E-One's line of aircraft rescue firefighting vehicles.
Technicians don’t need to worry when they hear the word “propane.” Aside from a few differences, propane autogas vehicles are much like gasoline-fueled models when it comes to keeping them running.
GFX 2018 in June took place in San Diego and broke attendance records. See what attendees and exhibitors had to say at the event.
Subaru's 2019 Ascent three-row midsize SUV, which went on sale earlier this year, is the largest Subaru ever sold and brings the brand into a highly competitive segment. The Ascent is available in four trim grades with an entry price of $31,995.
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Swenson’s new EVolution spreader allows for precise placement with its advanced in-cab controller.
Meyer Products’ Elite line of spreaders for utility vehicles, mid-sized pickups, and cab and chassis trucks are safer, easier to use, and lighter.
Kandiyohi County, Minn., is entering into a lease program for its Sheriff’s Office vehicles, which is projected to save $823,000 over the next five years.
Miami-Dade County (Fla.) has begun receiving replacement vehicles for about 50% of its automated waste collection fleet.
