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Executive Order 19 moves intelligent speed assistance and pedestrian alerts from pilot programs toward standard fleet equipment, offering other public fleets a look at how safety technology can be tested, measured, and scaled.
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Kansas City, Missouri, City Manager Brian Platt and the snow operations team met to create a more aggressive strategy to plow and salt during snowstorms.
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The West Fargo Fire Department has been training and working with drones for about two years, and that knowledge was finally put to the test to fight a three-alarm fire.
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SB 44 would allow police to use drones to monitor large crowds and collect evidence at crimes scenes and traffic crashes.
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How has the global pandemic changed the way fleets share vehicles, and how long will these alterations last?
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Joined by representatives from the City of Houston Planning Department, Public Works, Mayor’s Office of Disabilities, and the Houston Police Department, Mayor Turner wants to end traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2030.
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The need for continued driver training, technician training, and integrated safety technologies are highlighted by a Bendix report.
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Bendix reminds technicians that air, brakes, and controls system components need proper upkeep for safe vehicle operation.
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ABC 7 WJLA's Spotlight on America team has discovered tens of thousands of government-owned vehicles have defects that could be potentially dangerous or even deadly.
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The Monroe County Fleet Center hosted a municipal and contractor equipment auction on Oct. 10 where maskless attendees didn't socially distance themselves from one another.
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A lot goes into ensuring customers remain safe while going about their daily duties.
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