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Training Your Successor
Outstanding fleet managers strive to leave an operation better than when they inherited it.
In this guest blog, public fleet professionals from around the nation present thoughts and solutions on topics ranging from everyday concerns to trending issues.
Outstanding fleet managers strive to leave an operation better than when they inherited it.
A recent visit by the alpha version of the electric pickup truck to Southern California points to a future of cleaner, efficient, and more affordable work truck fleets.
Here are just some questions to consider when looking at implementing telematics in your fleet.
Technology and ever-increasing regulations will continue to challenge the industry over the next 10 years, but at a rate of change not seen in the last 50 years.
Fleet managers must continue to be the voice of reason and truth as to the reality on the ground.
It is natural to be anxious and afraid given how dynamic and fluid the COVID-19 situation is. Here are some tips on how to manage.
With the COVID-19 virus spreading across the world, former Fleet Manager of the Year Jeff Booton offers some insights that can help keep your team healthy (both physically and mentally).
At the 2019 Government Fleet Expo & Conference, Mahanth Joishy from the City of Madison, Wis., and his team brought back 25 different ideas to explore. Here are four they have implemented so far.
The San Bernardino County (Calif.) fleet has a dedicated regulatory environmental specialist on staff to help the fleet stay compliant. Here's what she says fleets should know.
We asked attendees at the Southeast Governmental Fleet Managers Association (SGFMA) meeting and equipment show about their top challenges.
I asked members to sponsor the lunches at our meetings — I didn't realize this was an ethics violation.
Moving past a few electric vehicles (EVs) to dozens or hundreds of EVs in a fleet has its challenges, which could be solvable through technology and a structural change or two. By Phillip Kobernick