In this guest blog, public fleet professionals from around the nation present thoughts and solutions on topics ranging from everyday concerns to trending issues.
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.
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.
A fleet manager shares his thoughts on striking a balance with outsourced work and how expertise, budget, and aging fleets can all contribute.
There is little doubt, given recent fuel price escalation, that surcharges either are or will be back. Here’s an idea: Why don’t you set and control them?
Two fleet managers share their thoughts on recent Government Fleet articles on the impact of electric vehicles (EVs) on older technicians, and on the impact of delivery delays on local government fleets.
We asked attendees of GFX 2021 what projects they were currently working on.
There is a myth regarding idling. It is that somehow, technology will save us from our collective idling trance in the next two, three, or five years maybe, and we won’t even have to think about it.
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.
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