Recently, Government Fleet hosted a roundtable for public sector fleet managers to discuss the coronavirus. Here are fleet managers' biggest concerns and some solutions.
San Bernardino County employees can check out a hydrogen-powered Toyota Mirai from the county fleet’s motor pool.
Keycafe provides a connected key locker and cloud-based key management software that enables fleet managers and drivers to store and exchange their vehicle keys.
In August 2017, Hurricane Harvey flooded parts of the City of Houston, destroying hundreds of fleet vehicles. Since then, the fleet has rebuilt itself and made strides in achieving a newer, greener, and better-utilized fleet.
The Town of Hempstead, N.Y., is taking back 40 cars and trucks that were used as take-home vehicles. Of these, 21 will be sold, and 19 will be turned into pool vehicles.
These unique programs help expand mobility not just for employees, but also for residents.
At the City of Chandler, Ariz., employees can hail a ride with a self-driving Waymo vehicle rather than checking out a motor pool car.
Fleet operations often work along imaginary lines that separate city, county, and state entities. But combining resources can help agencies take advantage of economies of scale.
Albemarle County's surplus vehicles will join Piedmont Virginia Community College's car-loan program.
Nudging is often unavoidable — when you ask someone to make a choice, how you frame it and the context around it help guide decisions.