Learning from the Past
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.
Thoughts and observations on news, events, ideas, and products related to government fleet management.
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.
Change. Love it or hate it, it's what's happening to the fleet industry. New tech, greener initiatives, and new standards are making a lot of industry experts re-evaluate where the state of fleet is headed.
Harvesting, analyzing, and acting on data is a never-ending requirement in fleet management. With EVs, the need increases exponentially — and requires new systems, networks, and apps to manage and integrate.
Public Works events show off vehicles and drivers, but they can also show off the people who maintain and manage them.
Just because you can service something in house doesn't mean you should.
Unfortunately, your department can be affected if other people aren’t vigilant or if your network’s defenses just aren’t strong enough. Fleet managers need to prepare for the possibility of a cyberattack.
When the industry talks about how difficult it is to hire good technicians and retain them while being unable to match private sector pay, an updated fleet facility could be a major factor in attracting talent and keeping them motivated.
Unlike at a private company, missteps in the public sector are audited, released to the public, and covered by various news outlets with headlines about government mismanagement and waste.
Changes usually happen for a reason, even if we don’t like or agree with that reason.
If in-vehicle technology is saving lives, isn’t that the most important thing of all?
Public sector fleet management is much more complex than just running the most efficient operation possible.
Here are the top four things fleet managers need to go all-electric.
Fleet managers must continue to be the voice of reason and truth as to the reality on the ground.
The Leading Fleets’ biggest challenges reveal what fleet professionals have been through in the past year and show the resilience of fleet operations.
Can the flexibility of working from home be used as a recruiting incentive for fleet office workers?
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