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From Wi-Fi to smart vehicle lifts and fluid distribution systems, modern fleet facilities have features that improve technicians’ work environments.
Read More →The implementation of chargeback systems started the evolution toward professional fleet managers. No longer was the best mechanic the automatic choice to be fleet manager. The trend toward privatization was another catalyst that accelerated the evolution of the fleet function because fleet managers realized that to survive, they needed knowledge and skills beyond vehicle maintenance. These, along with other catalysts, are causing the fleet management function to morph in a new direction.
Read More →CAPE CORAL, FL – The City of Cape Coral’s city council has voted to waive the bid process to purchase fleet and fuel management software.
Read More →WOODCLIFF LAKE, NJ – The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) has ordered software upgrades and related support for its wireless vehicle management system.
Read More →SAN DIEGO – Networkfleet announced it has achieved Silver Tier membership in the Esri Partner Network.
Read More →Five fleets share their success stories in motor pool management; improvements range from reduced fleet size to enhanced customer service.
Read More →The all-electric DaVinci AE1932 scissor lift from JLG Industries features a lithium-ion battery, which can power the drive and steer systems at a lower cost.
Read More →Axon’s Fleet 3 integrates seamlessly with the Axon network via Cradlepoint. Its technology provides remote network and cellular connectivity management to LAPD, allowing them to control and administer the entire vehicle fleet easily.
Read More →Look at the current police vehicle and consumer vehicle trends and you can make predictions about 2019 police vehicles and what you'll be driving on duty in the next decade.
Read More →Malicious cyber attacks, equipment failures, and natural disasters can destroy data protected by even the best security systems. Precautions must be taken to keep data safe in any situation.
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