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As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, this look back explores how government fleets evolved from horse-drawn wagons to specialized vehicles that keep communities running today.
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Barb Bonansinga was presented with the 2016 Legendary Lifetime Achievement Award at the Government Fleet Expo & Conference. Her contributions to the industry through associations have helped shape industry standards and best practices.
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The Transit Van Utility Service package is manufactured from heavy gauge aluminum with shelving, storage cabinets, a workbench, and drawer modules with heavy-duty ball bearing drawer slides.
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This year’s Government Fleet Expo & Conference featured new vehicles and technologies, numerous networking opportunities, informative educational sessions, and a celebration of the industry’s top fleets.
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Alameda and San Joaquin Counties in California have both begun using renewable diesel to fuel their fleets.
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The Leading Fleets program recognizes public sector fleet organizations for their leadership, efficiency, and vision for the future. The award encourages fleets to strive for excellence.
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Government Fleet magazine named its third class of Public Fleet Hall of Fame inductees this year, with six fleet professionals added. The award recognizes those who have made a lasting contribution to the industry.
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The Trac-Grabber allows a driver to quickly and single-handedly get a vehicle unstuck from mud, sand, and snow using the vehicle’s own power.
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Coxreels 300 Series “Exhaust” hose reels enable the extraction of exhaust fumes directly from the source of their emission and maintain safe workplace air quality.
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The Northern California chapter of the Municipal Equipment Maintenance Association (MEMA) held its second annual event at the Sonoma Raceway on July 12.
Read More →So far, Bernalillo County, N.M., has taken back 22 cars, saving a total of $17,000 for the budget year. The county hopes to take back the keys for another 10 to 15 vehicles this year.
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