Introducing the New Government-Fleet.com
The new website is fully responsive, which means you can view it on a desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone and view the exact same content in a format that’s user-friendly.
Government Fleet magazine has relaunched its website with a brand new look. The website has been optimized with a cleaner look, putting the top stories front and center and all other content easy to reach from the homepage.
The new website is fully responsive, which means you can view it on a desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone and view the exact same content in a format that’s user-friendly. In addition, the new site uses the HTTPS protocol; now when you visit our website, you can see the “Green Lock” icon at the top of your browser, which lets you know that government-fleet.com is secure and trustworthy.
Government Fleet is owned by Bobit Business Media, and this newest redesign was made possible by our hardworking web team. This new look has been rolled out across the websites of multiple Bobit brands, including Automotive Fleet, Auto Rental News, Business Fleet, Fleet Financials, Green Fleet, Heavy Duty Trucking, Vehicle Remarketing, and Work Truck.
The Government Fleet team has a few more announcements coming soon, so stay tuned.
What do you think of of the new site? Let us know in the comments below.
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