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As artificial intelligence continues to gain traction across public-sector operations, fleet software providers are finding new ways to incorporate the technology into everyday workflows. RTA's latest addition aims to simplify how users interact with fleet data.
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The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking reimbursement for the Dodge Charger Hellcat SRT the Gwinnett County Sheriff purchased with federal funds.
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The Louisville (Ky.) Metro Police Department only owns one helicopter, a 2001 model that is out of service often and comes with high maintenance costs.
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The Chief of the French Settlement (La.) Police Department was arrested for using a fleet fuel card to purchase 24 gallons of fuel for his personal truck.
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The Broward County (Fla.) Sheriff’s Office has purchased new drones to be used for public safety missions.
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The City of Pittsburg, Kan., has re-energized its bike patrol unit with more structure, dedicated patrol officers, and six new mountain bikes.
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The New York Police Department's pride car is driven each day for the month of June. Watch NYPD fleet technicians change out decals for its police car as well as residents' reactions to the vehicle.
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A sergeant with the Harris County (Texas) Sheriff’s Office was hospitalized after coming in contact with a fentanyl-laced paper flyer found on her fleet vehicle.
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Plate Link allows two separate patrol vehicles to be assigned to a zone and work in unison as if they were a single vehicle.
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The Black Hornet Personal Reconnaissance System is the world’s smallest combat-proven nano-Unmanned Aerial System.
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The City of Oakland, Calif., will pay $12 million to a motorcyclist who lost his leg after a police officer ran a red light in his patrol car.
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