Best Fleet Value in America
Toyota scoops up 10 trophies in Vincentric’s fifth annual Best Fleet Value in America awards.
Toyota scoops up 10 trophies in Vincentric’s fifth annual Best Fleet Value in America awards.
A veteran fleet manager and his team of experts have identified several common myths that may be costing your fleet.
With standard City Safety, the 2010 Volvo XC60 helps keep fleet executives safe on the road.
Some are serious, some are fun, but there are a number of myths about fleet management (and fleet managers) that can skew both management’s, as well as drivers’, view of the job and the person.
Several questions must be asked and answered prior to adopting a corporate policy of charging deductibles for preventable accidents.
By varying police vehicles’ traditional black and white colors, fleets can significantly impact a unit’s overall look, demonstrating it’s not all “black and white.”
Many public sector fleet managers have eliminated the pre-bid conference in purchasing vehicles and equipment, citing the practices of piggybacking on state contracts or joining purchasing cooperatives.
Cooperative procurement allows government agencies to purchase equipment and vehicles under another government entity’s contract.
Rather than simply defer replacement purchases to meet short-term budget-balancing goals, fleet managers should use today’s fiscal challenges to reappraise their organization’s approach to fleet replacement.
A partnership between P&H Mining Equipment, Stellar Industries, and Equipment Upfitters allows P&H crane operators to safely lift and move heavy equipment without fear of overload.
Reducing trailer-tire rolling resistance is a goal for most fleets. These tires take more abuse and are more likely to experience en route failure than any other tire position.
Downsizing to a smaller truck or van can improve your total cost — if you can afford the downgrade in capabilities.
Is your fleet safe? Minimize driver risk and lower accident rates through a safety and risk management program. Whether outsourced or run in-house, a comprehensive program is critical.
From tracking preventive maintenance to reducing vehicle idling and fuel consumption, truck-based fleets are adding telematics devices to their fleet vehicles to improve operations.
Meeting super ultra low emission vehicle (SULEV) II emission standards, Roush's line of propane-fueled Ford E-Series vans was prompted by fleet manager interest.
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