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This is a compilation of 10 recent news items that readers have been most interested in this week. Watch the video, then learn more about each item below.
Top Government Fleet Headlines as of November 11, 2025
Las Vegas Adds 10 New Vehicles to Its Fleet: The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department rolls out a fleet of specialized vehicles equipped for both street and terrain response.
New CNG Vehicle Incident Response Resource Released: The downloadable safety guide contains detailed “Vehicle Crash and/or Leak Response” instructions in addition to “Vehicle Thermal Response” instructions.
October 2025 Recall Roundup: Ford, Toyota, & More: Are any of the vehicles in your fleet recalled? Check out the latest recalls of popular government fleet vehicles and equipment.
October Government Vehicle Sales Down from 2024: Both car and truck/SUV sales fell year over year, with cars seeing the most significant decrease.
Challenges Haunting Public Sector Fleets: Facing Fears Head-On: A breakdown of the challenges haunting public sector fleet managers today and some practical solutions to confront these fleet nightmares head-on.
Kooner Fleet Management Launches FleetIQ, A Next-Generation Fleet Maintenance Tech Platform: Kooner Fleet Management Solutions has launched FleetIQ, a new platform that uses predictive analytics and automation to improve fleet uptime, streamline service operations, and support data-driven decision-making.
GFX 2026 Call for Papers Now Open: The 2026 Government Fleet Expo & Conference planning committee invites interested parties to submit papers for consideration for speaking opportunities.
The Business Case for Building a Modern Fleet Maintenance Garage: A well-designed fleet maintenance facility is more than a workspace—it’s a long-term investment that drives safety, efficiency, and fiscal responsibility while strengthening a community’s ability to serve.
NYC to Make Intelligent Speed Assistance Standard Across More Than 7,000 Fleet Vehicles: New York City is expanding the use of Intelligent Speed Assistance technology across all non-emergency fleet vehicles, marking the world’s largest municipal ISA program, according to NYCDCAS.
BBM Partners with Disasters Expo USA to Advance Preparedness: As part of this collaboration, BBM subscribers will also receive complimentary tickets to attend the event.
Want another roundup? Check out the Challenges Haunting Public Sector Fleets