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Fleet History, Long-Term Maintenance, and Fleet Needs | GovCast Cheat Sheet
Public fleet work has changed dramatically, but the core responsibility remains the same: keeping communities moving.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHPublic fleet work has changed dramatically, but the core responsibility remains the same: keeping communities moving.
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Terex’s TC16 and TC29 compact excavators can take on a variety of jobs including trenching, ground leveling, back-filling, grading, contouring, loading, and unloading.
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Webasto released the latest ThermoCall and SmarTemp Control 2.0 systems that allow drivers to have more control over in-truck temperature.
Read More →Hillsdale County, Mich., will purchase four fully-equipped tandem axle snowplow trucks for a price tag of $788,000 following approval by the county road commission, reports Hillsdale Daily News.
Read More →Two Michigan federal elected leaders have introduced a bill requiring federal agencies to prioritize re-manufactured parts for federal fleet vehicles.
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Vactor Manufacturing, manufacturer of vacuum excavators, has introduced the Peterbilt 567 Class 8 truck model chassis option for the company’s HXX HydroExcavator.
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A.R.E.'s commercial duty tonneau covers and truck caps are now designed for the 2015 Chevrolet Colorado and 2015 GMC Canyon pickup trucks.
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Government Fleet is conducting a technician survey to ask technicians what keeps them at their jobs and discover ways fleet management can help retain experienced employees.
Read More →State lawmakers in Illinois have restarted a bid to eliminate vehicles in the state's fleet that travel less than 7,000 miles per year, which represented 25 percent of the state's vehicles in 2011.
Read More →In a new Meetings Mean Business survey of 100 federal agency employees who have travel-related responsibilities, nine out of ten respondents reported that face-to-face interaction enhances productivity, collaboration, and effectiveness.
Read More →South Carolina State University's former fleet director is claiming he was demoted and later fired because he didn't get the president a black Chrysler 300 and a luxury golf cart, reports WACH.
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