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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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The City of Boston is using its telematics software to gain real-time visibility into its electric vehicles and ensure its snowplow contractors are accountable and billing correctly.
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Samsara's new electric vehicle features give fleet managers remote visibility into their electric and hybrid vehicles.
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The City of Amarillo, Texas, implemented a GPS fleet tracking system for more than 400 city vehicles in November and reported it is saving $19,154.85 a month.
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Lytx has unveiled technology designed to address distracted driving: enhanced machine vision and artificial intelligence-powered risk detection.
Read More →Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has signed an executive order directing all state agencies to provide an update of their fleet vehicles and to install AVL on all vehicles.
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Jean Pilon-Bignell discusses telematics in emergency response vehicles, what the company’s federal security designations actually mean, the best telematics contract and procurement process he’s ever seen, and more.
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The Massachusetts State Police has activated automatic vehicle location (AVL) systems in nearly 3,000 cruisers, installing them in the vehicles rather than in laptops.
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Government Fleet magazine is hosting a free webinar Dec. 17 to focus on the types of telematics solutions and data-driven tools that could help fleets gain a better understanding to make the best electrification decision.
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How do you get drivers on board with telematics? What information should you track? How do you get a return on investment? Current fleet telematics users tell their stories.
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The City of Fort Smith, Ark., is testing telematics on its 40 sanitation vehicles to enhance its municipal solid waste, recycling, and yard waste offerings.
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