Reflecting on Lessons Learned in Fleet Management
As Sara Burnam heads into her new role as a fleet success ambassador, she looks back on her fleet management career to share insights and advice for fleet success.
In this guest blog, public fleet professionals from around the nation present thoughts and solutions on topics ranging from everyday concerns to trending issues.
As Sara Burnam heads into her new role as a fleet success ambassador, she looks back on her fleet management career to share insights and advice for fleet success.
Looking at the trend between truly great fleets and those that barely survive and how this centers around the clarity of fleet culture.
Understand the key differences between rates, plus what they are, when they happen, and why they happen to help reduce or ideally eliminate massive utility costs.
How do new fleet team members integrate quickly into your organization and its culture in a way that is mutually beneficial for both? How to set expectations and establish a cohesive work culture.
Skilled technician shortages have troubled government fleets, but as technical education improves, public sector managers must rethink staffing formulas to address this dilemma.
Start building your fleet's foundation toward achievement brick by brick or...shoe by shoe.
Lessons learned from a high school athlete. Recommendations for individuals in the public sector to break the mold in fleet management.
Learn about the city of Raleigh's initiative to reduce idling within its fleet, aiming for substantial cost savings and environmental benefits, signaling a shift in future operations.
A look at the importance of pivoting after your plan gets blown up and how to plan when it's time to ask for forgiveness. It’s all about relationships and the track record already established.
Palm Beach County, Florida, Fleet Management Director Sara Burnam discusses what fleets should be planning for in an evolving fleet world.
How well do you know your fleet? See why having all the information is key when it's time for your elevator pitch.
Electric vehicles are on everyone’s minds. Here are some key focal points from the editorial EV roundtable on September 28.
Can government fleet professionals leverage the broad advances and advantages offered by technology? Promoting efficiency while lowering operational costs in tangible and visible ways.
A fleet’s decision to go electric at scale, entails a complex energy transition, given that infrastructure, use cases, new vehicle performance, electricity supply and utilities are all novel variables.
The California Air Resources Board laid down its most ambitious rule yet, which includes not only passenger cars but light-duty trucks. The rule is phasing out traditional power in fleets’ biggest workhorses.
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