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Is Keeping Older Fleet Vehicles Really Saving Money?
Is keeping vehicles longer saving money, and what happens when a diagnostic test points to the wrong fix?
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Palm Beach County, Fla., has promoted Sara Burnam, CAFM, assistant director, fleet management, to director. She was promoted as of Feb. 9, taking over for Doug Weichman.
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Miller Electric Mfg. Co.'s new EnPak A28GBW is an all-in-one work truck power solution that delivers compressed air for jobsite tools, generator power for electrical needs, battery charging and crank assist, and versatile stick welding capabilities for field repairs.
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The Board of Directors of the Fleet Professionals Association (FleetPros), formerly the Rocky Mountain Fleet Management Association (RMFMA), announced the launch of its new website.
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New proposed legislation would broaden the West Virginia Fleet Management Office's responsibilities, including the creation of a centralized inventory of all state vehicles and a state motor pool.
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The Lock and Key from Tosibox creates a safe and secure connection between multiple locations. The solution works reliably with all internet connections and is especially useful in maintenance, security, and utility applications.
Read More →Officials from the City of Lynchburg, Va., reported no injuries after a city street maintenance truck caught fire.
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Refuse collector North Bay Corporation has agreed to pay the City of Santa Rosa, Calif., $2 million in a settlement over alleged contract violations including use of old garbage trucks.
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An Arizona congressman is proposing the state reduce its fleet by 20% and launch a pilot program where employees would use ride-hailing or rental car services for transportation.
Read More →A Montgomery County, Md., fleet employee was caught stealing $13,000 in equipment and reselling it on the black market.
Read More →The Prince George County (Md.) Council has drawn criticism for costing the county $110,000 a year on automobile allowances and take-home cars.
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