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Executive Order 19 moves intelligent speed assistance and pedestrian alerts from pilot programs toward standard fleet equipment, offering other public fleets a look at how safety technology can be tested, measured, and scaled.
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Kevin Schlangen shares how Dakota County’s fleet moved from reactive repairs and limited oversight to a more structured approach built around planning, training, and long-term cost control.
Read More →Registration is now open for the Oct. 20-22 conference, featuring IIHS President David Harkey and sessions on transportation policy, fleet safety, AI, and emerging technologies.
Read More →On the go and want a snapshot of our top industry news? Check out Government Fleet's new video short of what's been happening.
Read More →What does a K9 vehicle built for Arizona heat have in common with a street sweeper helping police track wanted vehicles? For the City of Glendale, both started with looking beyond the obvious solution. We spoke with Craig Croner to learn how they earned a 2026 Police Fleet Innovator award.
Read More →The City of Long Beach, California, has unveiled its first two all-electric garbage trucks, marking the start of a pilot program as the city evaluates a broader transition away from compressed natural gas.
Read More →FleetGap is working to build the missing bridge between service members preparing for civilian careers and fleet employers facing workforce shortages.
Read More →A selection of law enforcement fleet news stories and articles from 2023 chosen by our editors.
Read More →New York City is expanding the use of pedestrian alerts and intelligent speed assistance across its non-emergency fleet. The executive order establishes new technology requirements for future vehicle purchases while accelerating retrofits on thousands of existing municipal trucks.
Read More →On the go and want a snapshot of our top industry news? Check out Government Fleet's new video short of what's been happening.
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