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Public fleets face constant pressure to do more with limited budgets. This eBook outlines how modern fleet software helps agencies extend asset life, reduce unplanned downtime, and improve safety by automating maintenance, using smarter video insights, and unifying fleet data. A practical look at how technology can drive measurable ROI for taxpayers.
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LONG BEACH, CA – The Virginia Clean Cities' grant program is helping fleets convert more than 1,000 vehicles from gasoline to propane autogas and implementing more than 25 fueling stations.
Read More →DULUTH, MN – The City of Duluth expects savings of more than $59,000 during the first year of using GPS systems to track and manage use of 300 vehicles.
Read More →SAN JOSE, CA – The City of San Jose is in the process of accepting bids from outside service providers for a car sharing program.
Read More →DOWNERS GROVE, IL – The Illinois Tollway and Argonne National Laboratory are conducting a new fleet research project designed to identify areas where the Tollway can reduce fuel costs.
Read More →DELAND, FL – Volusia County added new "green driver" modules to the existing GPS systems in more than 550 county vehicles to improve driver behavior to reduce fuel and maintenance costs.
Read More →GREENWOOD, SC - The Greenwood County Council voted May 3 to convert nearly half of the 40-car sheriff's office fleet of marked uniform patrol vehicles to run on propane.
Read More →PLEASANTVILLE, NJ - New Jersey's Atlantic County Utilities Authority, which employs biodiesel, compressed natural gas, renewable natural gas, solar energy, and wind, has saved more than $2 million per year in operating costs.
Read More →TACOMA, WA – Pierce County has implemented policies for driving, maintaining, and purchasing vehicles that applies to all vehicles and equipment owned or leased by the county.
Read More →SANTA FE, NM - Wright Express announced the State of New Mexico has awarded the company a new fleet card contract for an additional year.
Read More →AUSTIN, TEXAS – The City of Austin has approved a 36-month supply contract for an anti-idling/alternate power system for 80 police vehicles in the City's Police Department.
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