Geotab Marketplace Adds Three Telematics Solutions
Geotab has added three mobile apps for asset tracking, preventive maintenance, and driver behavior to its Marketplace platform, the Toronto-based telematics provider has announced.
Geotab has added three mobile apps for asset tracking, preventive maintenance, and driver behavior to its Marketplace platform, the Toronto-based telematics provider has announced.
Jeff Booton, senior director of maintenance for the Denver International Airport, was named the 2018 Public Sector Fleet Manager of the Year.
Three public sector fleet professionals were inducted into the Public Fleet Hall of Fame this year, joining a group of fleet professionals who have made a significant impact to the industry.
The City of Tulsa, Okla., Equipment Management Division was named the No. 1 fleet among the Leading Fleets on June 5.
Three public fleets were recognized for their completion of the Certified Fleet Management Operation (CFMO) program.
Government Fleet magazine recognized the 2018 Elite Fleets on June 5. These are former No. 1 fleets that continue to perform at a high level.
Richard Battersby, CAFM, CPFP, from the City of Oakland, Calif., received the Legendary Lifetime Achievement Award on June 5.
Millions of dollars in settlements from the VW diesel emissions cheating scandal will be made available for clean vehicle technology in California and Connecticut.
The Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX) opens today in San Diego with a record-breaking number of public fleets expected to attend.
The vehicles will be available throughout the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens and parked in municipal parking facilities and dedicated on-street parking spots for convenient pick-up and drop-off.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles unveiled a wide-ranging plan to electrify 30 of its models by 2022 and launch several new vehicles, including a midsize pickup and three-row Jeep SUV, as the company enters a new phase of financial health.
Washington state agencies and local governments are not in compliance with the state’s public fleet electrification law, according to a new report from Coltura, a nonprofit organization.
The City of Knoxville, Tenn., took delivery of five medium-duty trucks, five snow plows, and five knuckleboom loaders last week, the first wave of major fleet replacements.
The City of Pueblo, Colo., will use $1.5 million to purchase 27 new marked police vehicles and other emergency equipment.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department will pay $11.75 million after a deputy swerved and killed a bicyclist while typing on his laptop.
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