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Equipment used every day in fleet maintenance shops comes with its own set of safety considerations. Following an 18-month redesign and testing process, BendPak's Ranger tire changers and wheel balancers have received certification to applicable U.S. and Canadian safety standards.
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How a strong accident response process helps government fleets move from the initial report to recovery while building a clearer record for what needs to change next.
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 →Learn how fleets can speed up storm recovery with proactive claims readiness, VIN accuracy, and pre-storm prep to minimize downtime and repair delays.
Read More →Fleet leaders don't need more data, they need clearer visibility into what the data is saying. This case study explores how one utility replaced speeding-event counts with a single metric — miles driven in violation — to strengthen safety and significantly reduce speeding violations.
Read More →Every municipal vehicle tells residents something about how their fleet is being managed. For King Township, Ontario, that visibility made speeding more than a driver performance issue.
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 →The potential to manage your fleet effectively while ensuring the safety of both employees and the community can often go untapped, but there are certain habits you can adopt to get to that point.
Read More →Effective crisis communication is critical for fleet leaders navigating high-stakes, fast-moving situations. Clear, timely messaging helps maintain trust, align teams, and ensure operational continuity when disruptions occur. By preparing key messages in advance, leaders can respond with confidence and credibility when it matters most.
Read More →Fleet leaders preparing for disaster response often focus on readiness, speed, and safety. What’s frequently overlooked is how quickly compliance, documentation, and utilization controls can degrade under pressure.
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