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Palm Beach County, Florida, Fleet Management Director Sara Burnam discusses what fleets should be planning for in an evolving fleet world.
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“The evolution of fleet is a constant change. As long as the automotive industry does the research and they and they evolve the cars into more fuel-efficient vehicle, or [they create] more gizmos and gadgets, we're going to follow along,” says director of fleet management for Franklin County, Ohio, Commissioners,” Charlotte Ashcraft.
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The policy change by the Portland Police Bureau eases some restrictions put in place in 2017, and provides more clear terminology to help officers determine when a pursuit is appropriate and safe.
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A look back at what fleet managers have said and advised regarding the fleet industry and the challenges and changes they have faced.
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As part of Government Fleet's Industry Handbook, respondents were asked what services they outsource to other vendors, with the most outsourced work being body and paint work.
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Law enforcement agencies say vehicle decal and color changes can lead to cost savings, and are an important reflection of what they stand for.
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Dive into the experiences of two women in fleet management. From handling solid waste collections to tackling industry challenges, these trailblazers share their insights from the heart of Texas.
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The U.S. Government Accountability Office noted the latest efforts to transition to ZEVs in the federal fleet, as well as the challenges federal agencies are facing.
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A look at how the current state of play regarding electric vehicles has changed and how that landscape supports and/or underscores future proliferation of EVs and particularly BEVs in the marketplace today.
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As public fleets look to target and recruit female drivers, they have an opportunity to change the narrative around who is fit for what job by understanding the barriers that create the imbalances in the first place.
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