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Public sector fleets are using connected technology to improve visibility, but the bigger challenge is building the processes to act on the information it provides.
Read More →ELGIN, IL – Elgin announced Canada's Environmental Technology Verification Program has verified the data from air quality performance tests conducted by the Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute on two Elgin Sweeper models.
Read More →OPIS has released its newest FREE white paper: Successful Urea/Diesel Exhaust Fluid Handling, Storage & Dispensing, sponsored by TerraCair, Spatco DEF Dispensing System, and Brenntag.
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FT. OGLETHORPE, GA – Hutcheson Medical Center has donated nine ambulances to fleets in Catoosa, Dade, and Walker Counties, and Northwestern Technical College.
Read More →LITTLE ROCK, AR – Tony Bell, safety and training coordinator for the City's fleet services division, was one of three finalists for the Mahlon A. Martin Employee of the Year for the City of Little Rock, according to KARK 4 News.
Read More →OCEAN CITY, MD – City Council agreed to minimal cuts in the number of cars, reducing fleet by 12 vehicles, according to Ocean City Today.
Read More →JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FL – The City mayor has called for a detailed review of all public service vehicles that travel on the beach after an officer ran over and critically injured a woman lying on the sand, according to Jacksonville.com.
Read More →SAN PEDRO, CA – The Port has launched a 2009 alternative-fuel truck incentive program to put 900 compressed and liquefied natural gas trucks, as well as 100 electric trucks, into service this year.
Read More →HUDSON, OH – Six city vehicles and other electrical devices were damaged in a recent overnight fire at a city storage building, according to the Hudsonhubtimes.com.
Read More →PHILADELPHIA – A city fleet management employee was involved in a car accident while driving a police cruiser and then left the scene, according to the Philadelphia Daily News.
Read More →CHARLESTON, SC – North Charleston City Council's $82.2 million spending plan for 2009-2010 doesn't include funding for new equipment purchases, according to The Post and Courier.
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