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Managing a state or local fleet comes with levels of accountability private companies don’t have. Read how modern fleet technology helps elevate visibility and safety to strengthen community trust.
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Officials from the City of Somerville, Mass., are considering leasing GPS units for all city vehicles after a successful pilot program on patrol cars, but employees and unions are skeptical about the rollout.
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The GPS Insight-hosted Nov. 13 webinar is intended for fleet managers who fear employee pushback when introducing GPS into the fleet and are looking for tips on how to successfully introduce this technology to their company or agency.
Read More →The chief auditor of the City of Hartford, Conn., has recommended a vehicle-sharing pool and GPS trackers to reduce the cost of take-home vehicles in the city's fleet.
Read More →Alexander City, Ala., is installing Networkfleet GPS units on its 176-unit fleet, with a goal of saving money by reducing fuel consumption, the Alexander City Outlook reported.
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GPS Insight, a GPS fleet tracking software provider, moved its headquarters to the top floor of the iconic Henkel Building in Scottsdale, Ariz., on Oct. 1.
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Ascension Parish in Louisiana has made great strides in improving its fleet operations by maximizing all available resources and technology.
Read More →Geotab plug-and-play fleet management solutions are now available to states, local government entities, and authorized non-profit organizations purchasing on the Western States Contracting Alliance (WSCA/NASPO) cooperative purchasing contract.
Read More →The City of Houston is expanding its car-sharing program for its employees, created through a partnership with ZipCar, to a second location.
Read More →San Mateo County in California issued a request for proposal (RFP) for an automated fleet monitoring system. With the system, the County hopes to reduce the cost of managing and maintaining the fleet, optimize fleet use, and “right-size” the fleet.
Read More →The City’s Mayor Steven Fulop said the City is installing the devices to improve accountability, reduce fuel use, and eliminate personal use of City-owned vehicles by employees.
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