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Freeing Technicians for Higher-Priority Repairs
Could paid interns help public fleets free up experienced technicians for more complex repairs?
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The new cordless 1-inch high-torque impact wrench is the first of its kind, according to Milwaukee Tool. It delivers up to 1,800 lb.-ft. of torque.
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The John Bean 12K 4-Post Alignment System can accommodate a wide variety of vehicles without taking up too much space in the bay.
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The Cumberland County Improvement Authority in New Jersey started a program to share fleet maintenance services with other government entities, leading to reduced costs for each participating entity.
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They say necessity is the mother of invention. These inventions by fleet employees and customers were made to solve a specific need.
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Fleet operations should periodically re-evaluate the services they keep in house and the services they outsource.
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The City of Albany, Ga., opened a new fleet facility that will allow staff to maintain and repair its compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles.
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The New York Police Department arrested three people suspected of being involved in multiple thefts of catalytic converters from city-owned vehicles.
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Two new accessories are designed to expand the productivity of the John Bean V6200 heavy-duty wheel aligner.
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Manatee County, Fla.., has a mass evacuation vehicle that also serves as a staging and cooling station for first responders.
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Two weeks after latex gloves stuffed into public works vehicles’ gas tanks temporarily disabled the fleet, the City of Mount Vernon, N.Y., is again facing a vehicle shortage.
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