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TULSA, OK - The Tulsa Fraternal Order of Police has unanimously voted to give up officers' right to drive their patrol cars to their homes outside the city limits.
Read More →PHILADELPHIA – First-time offenders would be charged a $150 fine and $300 for second offenses, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal.
Read More →BOSTON – Forty-nine people were injured May 8 when a trolley operator rear-ended another trolley while texting his girlfriend, according to the New York Times.
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WEST SENECA, NY - West Seneca Police Chief Edward Gehen's personal use of a town-owned vehicle has prompted discussion on creating a detailed policy for take-home vehicles.
Read More →CLARKSVILLE, IN – Clarksville Redevelopment Director Rick Dickman was driving an improperly registered town-owned vehicle on a suspended license when arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, reported The Evening News & The Tribune.
Read More →ALBANY, NY - The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) issued a release reminding travelers to drive safely in winter weather conditions and to use caution near department snowfighting equipment.
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The Polk County (Fla.) Sheriff's Office is striving to eliminate rear-end collisions in vehicles with an aftermarket collision avoidance system installed by fleet technicians.
Read More →The role fleet departments play in ensuring officer safety, why the pursuit rating is nothing to be afraid of, and more insights from PFC 2024.
Read More →The new additions for the Providence Fire Department include four engines, one tower ladder, and a special hazards truck.
Read More →Are any of the vehicles in your fleet recalled? Check out the latest recalls of popular government fleet vehicles and equipment.
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