Government Fleet

1 week ago | government-fleet.com | Nichole Osinski

By now, you've probably seen BBM's Disaster Preparation & Response Guide. And if you haven't, I encourage you to check it out. One thing you'll notice going through this guide is that there is a multitude of areas fleets need to be on top of when it comes to being prepared for the unexpected. Fleet leaders not only have to ensure there is a short-term plan for immediate emergencies but also create plans that span years in addition to post-incident response.

2 weeks ago | government-fleet.com | Nichole Osinski

Government fleet operations must be prepared to maintain service during a wide range of disruptions, from severe weather to infrastructure failures and utility outages. The Disaster Preparation & Response Guide offers a structured approach to help fleet managers develop response plans that maintain asset readiness and support service continuity during emergencies. The guide brings together in-depth emergency planning models that address both pre-incident preparation and post-incident recovery.

1 month ago | government-fleet.com | Daryl Lubinsky

To Colby Frantz, being a strong fleet leader means taking responsibility for your work and not being complacent. “I tell my guys, anything you put your hands on, anything that comes to our shop, you’re ultimately responsible for,” said Frantz, who is fleet services manager for the city of Grand Prairie, Texas. A real-life example of that philosophy took place recently when a vehicle came into Frantz’s Grand Prairie fleet shop with a spare tire on it.

1 month ago | government-fleet.com | Nichole Osinski

At this year’s GFX, the is hosting a series of timely sessions led by experienced fleet professionals and subject matter experts. These discussions will focus on real-world challenges, including evolving sustainability mandates, the role of emerging technology, and the nuts and bolts of registration and compliance.

1 month ago | government-fleet.com | Nichole Osinski

Public fleets are under more pressure than ever. Budgets are stretched, vehicles are aging, and expectations around sustainability and accountability continue to grow. At the center of this shift is data; once considered a bonus, data is now essential to daily operations and long-term planning. While attending this year's NAFA I&E conference, we caught up with David Delahuerta, Manager of Public Sector at Geotab, to talk about how agencies are navigating this changing landscape.