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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.
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A fleet manager shares his thoughts on striking a balance with outsourced work and how expertise, budget, and aging fleets can all contribute.
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Public Works events show off vehicles and drivers, but they can also show off the people who maintain and manage them.
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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?
Read More →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.
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Just because you can service something in house doesn't mean you should.
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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.
Read More →We asked attendees of GFX 2021 what projects they were currently working on.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Changes usually happen for a reason, even if we don’t like or agree with that reason.
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