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Our team of enterprising editors bring years of experience covering the fleet industry. We offer a deep understanding of trends and the ever-evolving landscapes we cover in fleet, trucking, and transportation.
FleetWave Lite helps organizations move away from spreadsheets by consolidating key fleet data in one place.
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Learn how to start electrifying your fleet to meet new EV compliances, how to address video telematics with unions, and effective strategies that county governments use to shorten the time to deployment.
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The Postal Service responded to the EPA’s criticism of its recent Environmental Impact Statement on purchasing electric vehicles.
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The event provided training to 15 New York City mechanics who are supporting the city’s 3,000+ electric and solar units, including more than 400 GM electric vehicles.
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The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office will keep 16 vehicles originally scheduled for remarketing, in addition to the 16 new vehicles it has purchased.
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The partnership between the two companies will allow departments to have easier access to drone flight data; it will soon offer livestreaming capabilities.
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The new look would reduce the Brevard Police Department's vehicle cost and rollout times.
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Assisting with border security has caused almost half of the La Joya Police Department’s fleet to be out for repairs.
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An Ohio Turnpike plow truck operator threw snow, ice, and slush into oncoming traffic, causing damage, accidents, and some injuries.
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Lawmakers across the country are backing a U.S. Congressman's letter to President Biden, claiming his order to electrify the federal government's fleet vehicles would strengthen the nation's dependence on China.
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