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Current economic conditions require government fleet managers to seek alternatives to funding their fleet through different finance methodologies. Leasing is a practical solution, which in the past, was primarily utilized only by the private sector.
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When the price of fuel is low and budgets are flush, the issue of take-home vehicles slips under the public radar. However, today’s elevated fuel prices and stretched budgets are prompting the local media and elected officials to question unnecessary use of government vehicles. As a result, there have been a number of backlashes against take-home vehicles around the country.
Read More →Dave Seavey, director of fleet operations for PG&E, is one of the presenters at this Public Fleet Summit, which focuses on leadership within public fleet management.
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The American Public Works Association (APWA) announced that four public works fleet professionals recently earned the Certified Public Fleet Professional credential.
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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 →The winner of this award will be named during the Honors Celebration at the Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX), held June 4-7 in San Diego, Calif.
Read More →The Government Fleet-presented Expo provides a full agenda of fleet-expert speakers, training sessions, practical how-to seminars, and presentations on a wide-range of current topics.
Read More →Budget is the No.1 challenge facing government fleets. Everything a fleet does revolves around money — equipment, facilities, staff, vehicles, parts, tools, fuel, etc. Other challenges include extended cycling, resources to maintain aging assets, and staff burn-out.
Read More →With the right telematics tools, fleets can start the process of moving from reactive planning to a proactive.
Read More →More than half of respondents in Government Fleet’s biennial Industry Handbook survey plan to retire in less than 10 years. Breaking down the data and identifying succession plans.
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