November 2022

The Technician Transformation

Technological advancements that have become available on vehicles have changed the way we look at fleet. It’s also changed the role of technicians and what people in those positions will need to learn to keep up with a rapidly evolving world.

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Kevin Myose manages 1,100 vehicles for San Joaquin County, California. Additionally, the Fleet...

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Managing Today's Fleet Budgets: Acquisition & Labor Raise Concerns

Manatee County, Florida, Fleet Division Manager Matthew Case, CEM, operates a 2,000-asset fleet,...

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Managing Today's Fleet Budgets: ‘Hands-On Management’

With the transition from ICE vehicles to EVs comes a new responsibility: charging the vehicles....

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Navigating the Switch to EVs: A Basic Guide

City of Pittsburgh Fleet Services Manager Brandon Walton directs operations for a diverse...

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Managing Today's Fleet Budgets: ‘A Tight-Knit Team’ in Pittsburgh

The vehicle can handle tasks such as towing a trailer up to 1,500 lbs.

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Landmaster 4x4 EV UTV Provides Various Government Applications

Larry Campbell manages Fort Wayne, Indiana's fleet, with a combined 2,100 vehicles and pieces of...

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Managing Today's Fleet Budgets: Be Proactive, Not Reactive

Two OEMs that supply much of the vehicle supply for public sector fleets respond to concerns...

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Staying Ahead of the Supply Chain Crisis

Fleet managers share tips on caring for older vehicles in fleets.

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How to Manage Aging Fleet Vehicles

Tools are a crucial part of maintaining assets in a fleet. Two fleet managers shared their views...

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Understanding the Importance of Shop Tools

The excavator’s smart mode automatically matches engine and hydraulic power to digging conditions.

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New Excavator Features Fuel Efficiency, Safety Technology

Telematics systems are vital tools for fleet managers. Data provided to telematics systems, for...

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Telematics: Pulling Out all the Stops