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.
If there's anything the last few years has shown us, it's that fleet goes beyond just the vehicles that make up the fleet world.
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Morgan Jackson, fleet division manager for the city of Sioux Falls, discusses his journey to his position, current challenges, and projects that will shape the future of the fleet.
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Using what we've learned from experience is a valuable tool when it comes to coming up with a plan for fleets, whether that is more sustainable initiatives or making smart purchasing decisions.
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Technological advancements that have become available on vehicles have changed the way we look at fleet. It’s also changed the role of technicians and what people in those positions will need to learn to keep up with a rapidly evolving world.
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The role of the fleet manager is ever-changing and issues faced 10 or 20 years ago may look very different now.
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The city of Fairfield recently purchased a Solectrac 25HP electric tractor with front loader, 3pt hitch, PTO, and aux.
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Eli Arquilevich from AT&T talks about fleet sustainability and utilization as well as how fleets can use technology to keep those on the road safer and ready for what's ahead.
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The collective mindset of the fleet industry seems to be that while technology is taking us into the future, there is still a need for available resources.
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The fleet industry can expect impressive upgrades with electric vehicles that are geared specifically toward first responders.
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Police departments across the U.S. are in a holding pattern as they wait for updates on new police vehicles that were pre-ordered.
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