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.
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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.
Holman Drive23 provided a one-stop shop of expert opinions weighing in on the turbulent fleet industry and best practices for leaders to succeed with their teams.
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As the winter season unfolds, public sector fleet managers find themselves on a critical journey through the challenges that lie ahead. Because of this, the exploration of strategic maneuvers becomes imperative to navigate the roads and ensure uninterrupted fleet operations.
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Dive into the experiences of two women in fleet management. From handling solid waste collections to tackling industry challenges, these trailblazers share their insights from the heart of Texas.
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Cape Canaveral is powering up to transition to a full fleet of alternative fuel vehicles while also implementing a plan to add more EVs, advanced charging infrastructure, and renewable energy initiatives.
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A compilation of insights from seasoned experts to shed light on the intricacies and strategies employed by fleet managers in various regions of Florida.
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During a quarterly Municipal Equipment Maintenance Association Ohio meeting hosted by the Ohio State University Center for Automotive Research members had a closer look at alternative fuels, from electrification to hydrogen.
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Electric vehicles are on everyone’s minds. Here are some key focal points from the editorial EV roundtable on September 28.
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A large part of fleet management means staying on top of what is happening and being prepared for what could, and does, happen. This is where a checklist comes in.
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With many fleets still trying to work through supply chain shortages, technician recruiting, and government regulations, even staying on top of everyday fleet needs can be a challenge.
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With new developments in AI and what it can tell us about traffic collisions, governments and fleet managers can find news ways to prevent accidents and keep cities safer.
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