MANAGING PUBLIC SECTOR VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT
Chevrolet will allow drivers to pay for fuel at participating Shell stations using a mobile app in the vehicle's infotainment system with a new electronic payment solution, General Motors has announced.
The City of West Palm Beach, Fla., has 36 police cars with engine failure, and fleet staff are pointing to diesel fuel found in the city’s unleaded gasoline tanks.
The City of Ventura's Mary Joyce Ivers was called to the Emergency Operations Center the night the Thomas fires began in December. She talks about her fleet department’s experience and response during the fire.
Booster Fuels brings the gas station to your vehicles for the same price as a gas station. Its team members will fill up vehicles overnight or at a requested time and bill weekly. This could be a solution for fleets with old, expensive fueling infrastructure.
On-site fleet fueling stations can be challenging to manage. But with the right resources, fleets can maximize their service level while keeping costs manageable.
Neighboring public fleets can work together to cooperatively purchase fuel at lower prices. Two collaborative fuel contracts in Oregon and California have saved public agencies hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Fleet professionals share some improvements they’ve made to their fleet operations, how they did it, and how others can do the same.
Implementing a fuel management system takes work. But with the ability to reduce fuel theft and yield valuable data for preventive maintenance, working to overcome those challenges can pay off.
OPW's Petro Vend 100 is a stand-alone, pedestal-mounted fuel-control system for small or mid-sized fleet operators who require one- or two-hose control at their unattended fueling sites.
Veeder-Root's TLS-450PLUS tank gauge monitoring system gives fuel station operators real-time monitoring of their fuel sites from remote locations. The TLS-450PLUS allows station operators to use a mobile devices to connect to the sites.