
Nichole Osinski
Executive Editor
Nichole Osinski is the executive editor of Government Fleet magazine. She oversees editorial content for the magazine and website, programming for GFX, and the brand's awards programs.

Executive Editor
Nichole Osinski is the executive editor of Government Fleet magazine. She oversees editorial content for the magazine and website, programming for GFX, and the brand's awards programs.

Learn how fleets can speed up storm recovery with proactive claims readiness, VIN accuracy, and pre-storm prep to minimize downtime and repair delays.
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Let's celebrate listening! Check out a GovCast podcast and discover the insights and strategies that can transform your fleet management approach.
Read More →Clear development opportunities can help fleets show technicians how their skills and careers may progress within the organization.
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There were a reported 22,626 government fleet vehicles sold in June compared to 21,539 vehicles sold in June 2025.
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Three public fleet leaders explain how they use real-world vehicle data and long-term planning to keep aging assets in service and make more informed replacement and budgeting decisions in a high-cost environment.
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Downtime is rarely caused by a single surprise failure but rather by an issue that builds over time through setbacks ranging from deferred maintenance to poor replacement planning. So what's the fix?
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FleetGap is working to build the missing bridge between service members preparing for civilian careers and fleet employers facing workforce shortages.
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Public sector fleets are using connected technology to improve visibility, but the bigger challenge is building the processes to act on the information it provides.
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Despite last month's sales increase, May vehicle numbers took a downward turn.
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A look at where to find good talent, what fleets are doing to incentivize those techs to stay within the fleet, and what promotion looks like for a technician within the public sector.
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