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St. Johns County, Florida, had fleet data, but turning it into reliable decision guidance was another matter. Instead of starting over with a new fleet management system, the county connected existing tools and built a scoring system that gives managers an objective look at fleet health.
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The City of Memphis will install cameras on city vehicles. The cameras will be used to monitor roads, allowing the city to identify and repair more potholes.
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The Arizona Department of Transportation has piloted digital license plates on its fleet vehicles for a year. Now it's allowing all motorists to use the new technology.
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Applications are now open for the Leading Fleets award, which recognizes the best government fleet operations in the U.S. and Canada. Here’s why you should apply.
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In 2010, Florida's governor sold off the state planes, opting to use his own jet. Now, a new governor has taken office with no reliable air transportation.
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Using tablets instead of a tape measure and paper allows Oregon Department of Transportation crews to work solo, saving time and money.
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The former assistant fleet manager for the U.S. Forest Service rigged a surplus auction so he could buy a 2012 Ram 1500 pickup for his girlfriend.
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New York City is redefining the role of fleet, with programs that encourage rental for short-term use and intermittent projects instead of permanent assigned vehicles.
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In a report, the City of Los Angeles' controller said that the motor pool could be improved with leasing, ride hailing, and other alternatives to vehicle ownership.
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Employee crimes and negligent entrustment are two areas where fleet management organizations face great risks.
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The federal government shutdown, now entering its 19th day, has shut down various federal agencies, affecting about 800,000 federal employees.
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