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SEARCHMENUSEARCHThe air in tires is 78-percent nitrogen. There appear to be many advantages to filling tires with 99-percent pure nitrogen. Equipment is available for centrally managed fleets to do the job.
Read More →Florida county fleet uses GPS tracking to reduce idling and fuel costs, saving taxpayers money.
Read More →Buying vehicles based on lowest initial cost alone can be a breach of public trust. Bid specifications and awards should be based on lifecycle cost to obtain the best deal.
Read More →New 2005 EPACT legislation aims to reduce petroleum use and vehicle emissions, offering tax credits to fleets that adopt alternative-fuel vehicles. Learn how the new legislation will affect your fleet.
Read More →Through Driveitaway’s upstream remarketing platform, Acme Auto Leasing can offer low-mileage government vehicles to a greater pool of buyers.
Read More →The City of Hoover, Ala., Police Department now runs 100 percent of its fleet vehicles on E-85. Feedback from police officers on the E-85 Chevrolet Tahoe’s performance has been overwhelmingly positive.
Read More →Government Fleet is proud to announce nominees for the 2006 Public Sector Fleet Manager of the Year. Co-sponsored by Automotive Resources International and Fleet Counselor Services, the award seeks to recognize the best in fleet management. The winner will be announced May 7 in Orlando, Fla.
Read More →Metrics can be used to help right-size fleets and determine accurate utilization statistics. These quantified measurements also enhance a fleet manager’s credibility to managers, colleagues, and customers.
Read More →About the only thing more aggravating than the fleet management software you have is not having any.
Read More →The city’s Utilities Fleet Management Department formed a diesel technology co-op and internship program with Ozarks Technical Community College in 2004 to train mechanics. To date, five students have completed the program.
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