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Our team of enterprising editors bring years of experience covering the fleet industry. We offer a deep understanding of trends and the ever-evolving landscapes we cover in fleet, trucking, and transportation.
This year's Public Sector Fleet Manager of the Year judges relfect on their own industry expereince and share some leadership insights.
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By combining media authority with marketplace enablement, BBM aims to create a more connected environment where fleets can confidently evaluate solutions and technology companies can accelerate responsible growth.
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Next-generation telematics platform promises stronger diagnostics, asset tracking, and actionable insights.
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The Top 5 Government Fleet Frustrations, from the perspective of someone who writes about public-sector fleet every day.
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On the go and want a snapshot of our top industry news? Check out Government Fleet's new video short of what's been happening.
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Get ready for the 2026 Government Fleet Expo & Conference and secure your tickets now!
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On the go and want a snapshot of our top industry news? Check out Government Fleet's new video short of what's been happening.
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Work Truck, Automotive Fleet, and Government Fleet have partnered to conduct a salary survey to determine the average salary for a fleet management position in commercial and public sector fleets.
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Working to eliminate errors and challenges and increase reliability during fueling, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office has implemented RoadFlex for its 37-vehicle patrol fleet.
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To keep you in the loop, this episode is a quick reset on what mattered during the past month, from how to turn award season into a practical self-audit to what “leadership” looks like.
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