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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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Delays in vehicle repairs are due to supply chain issues, according to one dealership.
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Public fleet managers anticipate new challenges in skyrocketing fuel prices, additional vehicle and parts delivery delays, higher vehicle costs, and even increased cyberattacks.
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From ensuring quality control to experiencing time and money savings, one fleet manager details the long-term benefits of in-house operations.
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In a recent survey of public sector fleet professionals in Northern California, 41% said they provide incentive pay for certifications from the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE).
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The U.S. Attorney’s Office has settled a case with a South Dakota man accused of faking windshield repairs and billing the government for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Allentown city officials said the current contractor is not adequately serving the city.
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Here's how the City of Ventura, California, fleet successfully met an outsourcing challenge.
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Fayetteville, Georgia, will consolidate its facilities and fleet maintenance to a single service provider.
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The St. Landry Parish Sheriff’s Office's new fleet building will include office space, a mechanic shop, a car wash, and a garage, and will be staffed with inmate labor.
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How taking maintenance to the vehicle may (or may not) make sense for government fleets.
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