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Your fleet may have the right policies, but are they being followed consistently? This practical guide highlights six hidden compliance risks that can undermine public sector and shared fleet operations and shares proven approaches to improve oversight, drive accountability, and maintain audit readiness.
Read More →BALTIMORE - Accident reports submitted by city drivers to the law department's Central Bureau of Investigation are not tracked or filed and are kept confidential as "attorney client information," reported Investigative Voice.
Read More →Driver assessment programs, monthly safety meetings, and advanced vehicle safety technologies are a few ways fleets can minimize safety risks.
Read More →LOUISVILLE, KY - The City is denying financial responsibility for unspecified damages requested by the family of a victim killed by an off-duty officer in a city vehicle, according to The Courier-Journal.
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The Smart VMS HT is the newest variable message sign trailer from Kustom Signals, specifically designed in response to Homeland Security Grants for first responders.
Read More →ESCONDIDO, CA - Escondido, Calif.'s $6.7 million budget cuts resulted in the layoff of all emergency vehicle technicians and the downsizing of its ambulance fleet, according to the Union-Tribune.
Read More →NASHVILLE, TN – Certificates for third-party testing issued by Volunteer Training Center are no longer accepted by the Department of Safety as proof that the holder has successfully passed a Tennessee Skills Test.
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The 100D Series professional speaker has undergone a series of grueling tests including testing for dust, high & low temperature, water, salt, and vibration. It meets SAE J1849 certification and is CA Title 13 Class A Compliant.
Read More →ROCHESTER, MN – The sheriff's office recently added two new squad cars to its fleet, courtesy of drunken driving arrests, according to KTTC.
Read More →LIGHTHOUSE POINT, FL – Driver's Alert will provide the Department of Administrative Services of the State of Georgia selected it to provide its "Report My Driving Solution" for the state's 15,000 vehicles and 125,000 state employees.
Read More →HAGERSTOWN, MD – The existing three-page document was expanded to a detailed 15 pages with rules on personal use, incident reporting, cell phone use, and other factors, according to The Herald-Mail.
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