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Lexi Tucker is a recent graduate of Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA. She has a bachelor's degree in English, with a minor in Journalism and Asian Pacific Studies. She enjoys learning about the luxury ground transportation industry and is interested in business ethics and technology. Lexi manages LCT's official social media pages and the Fast 40, a group for rising industry stars around 40 years old and under.
When COVID-19 stopped some vehicles from being driven, it woke fleet managers up to what was really needed to keep their operations moving.
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Learn what the department has done to minimize waste and risk, which became especially important following vehicle damage from protests.
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Ensuring your technicians can fill in for anyone at any time will improve your operation and provide them with the hands-on experience they might not have gotten otherwise.
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From recruiting wraps to vehicles sharing important messages, check out some of these neat looking rides.
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Two main factors that create a strong maintenance program — and therefore a safer fleet — are consistency and clear communication.
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The brand's official Facebook page enables public fleet managers to connect, comment, like, and share important updates in the industry.
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The brand has a new page for public fleet managers to connect with others in the fleet field.
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How an operation cares for its vehicles and equipment undoubtedly impacts how frequently it will need to acquire new ones.
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The Beaumont, Texas, Police Department has decked out its vehicles to draw the eyes of civilians who want to become officers but might not know where to start.
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The secret to attracting and retaining talent lies in the professional environment you create and adapting to the demands caused by the geographic area your operation is located in.
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