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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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Users can point the Diagnostic Thermal Imager Elite at any area of a vehicle for a detailed image of the object’s heat signature.
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Among utility fleets, the 4x4 light-duty service truck has grown steadily in popularity over the past five years, beating out its 4x2 counterpart, according to Utilimarc.
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Bringing maintenance in house is expected to save the City of Fort Wayne, Ind., nearly $350,000 per year.
Read More →Bartholomew (Ind.) County Council approved a $6 million bond for a new highway garage. Currently, vehicles are maintained at a 66-year-old facility.
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One Port Allen (La.) council member stated that cleanliness won’t affect whether the vehicles run, and a water hose should be adequate.
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The Grabber A/T X can be used on-road, off-road, and in snow.
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Two operators can use this wheel balancer at once, and the machine offers an accurate reading on the first run.
Read More →Berkeley County, W.Va., is handing over preventive and light fleet maintenance to the Eastern Panhandle Transit Authority.
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These fleets are broadening their search for talent and finding new ways to keep their best technicians on the payroll.
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Fleets at the greatest risk of privatization are those that haven’t given it much thought, thinking it won’t happen to them.
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