Make sure you get the right kind of fleet management information system by understanding your options in the market, the features and aspects that are most important to you and building a business requirements matrix to keep everything in order.
Advice from Holman on how drivers should plan for emergencies, prioritize safety, and protect their vehicles during hurricane season.
A no-nonsense guide on common emergency response vehicles and their use cases for firefighters, paramedics, and police officers.
Fleet intelligence technology delivers actionable insights to optimize multiple aspects of government fleet safety and service.
Factors to consider when determining how long you can keep your motorcycles running before they need to be replaced, and why it will differ from agency to agency.
Careful cost evaluation and planning is key to ensure efficient EV infrastructure development and long-term financial sustainability.
How outside-the-box approaches have led to safer vehicles and a more cost-effective operation in managing Cobb County’s law enforcement fleets.
Lake County Board of County Commissioners Fleet Director Brenda Peshel on fostering new relationships and overcoming challenges.
How Fayetteville’s fleet department works together with other city departments to ensure police officers have the tools they need to protect their community.
A fleet services foreman discusses how giving your team a sense of ownership will help improve work quality and attract new talent.
A look at what 2024 No. 1 Leading Fleet, Long Beach, California, has been working on and their future goals.
Highlighting what makes the fleet management team for the city of Wichita, Kansas, a police fleet innovator.
Several takeaways from Samsara Beyond 24 related to new products, technology advancement, and electrification.
Fleet managers with experience in snowy weather say preparation starts almost immediately after the previous snow season ends.
After a 40-year career in fleet management, including an award-winning tenure at Hillsborough County, Robert Stine reflects on his journey and future of the industry in a Q&A as he steps into retirement.
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