Thi Dao is the former executive editor of Government Fleet magazine.
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Thi Dao is the former executive editor of Government Fleet magazine.
The BMW R 1250 RT-P and Yamaha FJR1300P-AB police motorcycles came out on top during Michigan State Police testing this year.
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Michigan State Police testing shows the Ford PIU EcoBoost and Mach-E scored highest in driving and braking tests, while the Dodge Durango and Chevrolet Tahoe did better in communications and ergonomics, respectively.
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Vehicles at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC) are high use, but low mileage. Here’s how it uses telematics to track, report, and justify its vehicles.
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They have the funding but can’t get the vehicles (or parts). How have fleet operations adjusted, and how does it affect them long term?
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Earlier this year, the Cobb County, Georgia, fleet operation moved into a brand-new facility. Here are five features they now can’t imagine working without.
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When the industry talks about how difficult it is to hire good technicians and retain them while being unable to match private sector pay, an updated fleet facility could be a major factor in attracting talent and keeping them motivated.
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Unlike at a private company, missteps in the public sector are audited, released to the public, and covered by various news outlets with headlines about government mismanagement and waste.
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The average fleet professional salary is $98,514, with the median being $97,500 annually. Thirty-eight percent of respondents said they plan to retire in the next four years.
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The federal fleet increased by nearly 2% in 2020. Meanwhile, utilization has decreased among passenger vehicles, according to data from the U.S. General Services Administration.
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Data from Government Fleet’s biennial industry survey shows more fleets reported size decreases this year than previous years, and the pandemic led to decreased operating and replacement budgets.
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