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Fleet Voices

In this guest blog, public fleet professionals from around the nation present thoughts and solutions on topics ranging from everyday concerns to trending issues.

Fleet Voices•by James "Jimmy" Johnston•November 10, 2025

Why Refuse Truck Tech Must Serve the Operator

Ride along on a pre-dawn refuse route to see how operator-first, integrated safety technology turns split-second risk into preventable events and why purpose-built trucks are the next step in fleet safety.

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Fleet Voices•by Jason Alberici•October 3, 2025

Why Benefits Are Key for State and Local Fleets Looking to Win Federal Talent

State and local agencies have a unique chance to recruit skilled federal employees affected by workforce changes, but doing so will require strengthening total rewards packages with competitive benefits and financial wellness support.

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Fleet Voices•by Mike Cleary•September 23, 2025

Diagnostic Strategies, Industry Insights, and More: Tech Corner Begins

Industry veteran Mike Cleary shares his journey in automotive and truck diagnostics while setting the stage for future insights, tips, and strategies aimed at helping fleet professionals sharpen their technical and diagnostic skills.

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Fleet Voices•by Nick Lee•September 19, 2025

Succession Planning for Public Fleet Leaders

As fleet leaders approach retirement, one critical question looms: Who will take the wheel when they step aside?

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Fleet Voices•by Rachael Plant•September 2, 2025

A Complete Guide to Being a Fleet Manager [Part 2]

Fleet managers are the ones who coordinate keeping fleet assets safe and running while staying apprised of industry challenges that could impact staffing, uptime, costs, routing, etc. But the key question is: How?

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Fleet Voices•by Peyton Winstead •July 16, 2025

Getting Started with Vehicle-to-Everything Tech: Use Cases to Maximize Benefits

Tools like V2X technology can help address current fleet issues , it can also be difficult to find real-world examples of how to actually do it.

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