
Daryl Lubinsky
Freelance Writer

Freelance Writer

Strong fleet leadership means fostering accountability, avoiding complacency, and empowering teams through empathy, continuous learning, and trust—principles reflected in successful fleet operations across multiple cities.
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Fleet departments are still addressing post-pandemic technician shortages through career progression plans and partnerships with local technical schools to attract and retain skilled workers.
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In response to rising vehicle costs and aging fleets, many organizations are turning to proactive refurbishment and data-driven maintenance strategies to extend vehicle lifecycles, reduce downtime, and optimize budget management.
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Fuel management can become a tricky obstacle, but smart strategies and new tech have turned it into a well-oiled machine where price prediction is art, and cost control is science.
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Adapting to rising costs, supply chain delays, and evolving vehicle designs has pushed a police fleet to find new ways to stay operational and resourceful.
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How a Portland Police Bureau team has been working to find solutions to challenges that have faced the fleet since the start of the pandemic.
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Fleet managers with experience in snowy weather say preparation starts almost immediately after the previous snow season ends.
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Shops must adopt a ‘culture’ in which safety is of top importance, according to experienced fleet managers.
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A heavy emphasis on pre- and post-trip vehicle walkaround inspections is one driver safety tip, among others.
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In recent conversations with three government fleet managers about the issues they are facing in 2024, they all started out by saying electric and alternative-fuel vehicles were a top area of focus.
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