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Jeanny Abraham

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Jeanny Abraham is the Associate Editor for Government Fleet and Automotive Fleet.

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News•by Jeanny Roa•May 14, 2026

Four Can’t-Miss Sessions at GFX 2026

The 2026 Government Fleet Expo and Conference is weeks away, and with all the worthwhile sessions happening, it can be hard to decide which ones serve you best. We pick four sessions that are guaranteed to add essential tools to your leadership toolkit.

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Fleet Voices•by Jeanny Roa•May 8, 2026

What to Expect at GFX

The Government Fleet Expo & Conference can be overwhelming in the best way possible. Whether you’re a first-time attendee or a returning fleet professional, these practical tips will help you plan ahead, stay energized, maximize networking opportunities, and make the most of every moment at GFX 2026 in Long Beach.

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Articles•by Jeanny Roa•May 6, 2026

What to Say When It Matters Most: Crisis Communication for Fleet Leaders

Effective crisis communication is critical for fleet leaders navigating high-stakes, fast-moving situations. Clear, timely messaging helps maintain trust, align teams, and ensure operational continuity when disruptions occur. By preparing key messages in advance, leaders can respond with confidence and credibility when it matters most.

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Beyond the Fireline: The Critical Role of Public Fleets in Wildfire Response

Behind every wildfire response is a complex network of vehicles, data, and decisions that must work in sync under extreme pressure. Global heating trends require strong fleet coordination and reliable communications to keep crews safe and operations running smoothly.

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Articles•by Jeanny Roa•April 15, 2026

How AI Is Transforming Public Fleet Safety - Part 2

With AI now embedded in fleet safety programs, public agencies have more tools than ever to address distracted driving. Part 2 explores how those tools are being used to spot risk sooner and act faster.

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Articles•by Jeanny Roa•April 6, 2026

How AI Is Transforming Public Fleet Safety - Part 1

AI-powered safety systems are helping public fleets tackle distracted driving by delivering real-time coaching and measurable behavior change behind the wheel. In part one of our Q&A, Nauto CEO Stefan Heck explains how agencies can improve safety, reduce costs, and navigate implementation challenges with AI-driven technology.

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Articles•by Jeanny Roa•March 23, 2026

2026 Government Fleet Salary Study: Pay Holds Strong as Workforce Pressures Mount

Government fleet managers report steady salary growth and expanding responsibilities, but an aging workforce, technician shortages, and rising technology demands are creating new long-term challenges.

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Articles•by Jeanny Roa•February 25, 2026

Electrifying Progress and Building Community: Joseph Mattox's Road to the Public Fleet Hall of Fame

Driven by Community and Sustainability: Mattox’s Approach to Modernizing Municipal Fleet Operations

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Articles•by Jeanny Roa•February 19, 2026

'Start with the End in Mind': How Craig Croner Earned His Spot in the Public Fleet Hall of Fame

We sat down with Craig Croner, Deputy Director of Field Operations at the City of Glendale, AZ, to find out what makes a Hall of Famer.

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Articles•by Jeanny Roa•December 22, 2025

Holiday Travel Surge: What Government Fleet Managers Need to Know About Increased Road Risks

As year-end travel reaches record levels, fleet managers must anticipate increased road congestion and safety challenges for government vehicles and drivers.

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