Fleet Technology Award Finalist
How Connect Ability Australia used fleet technology to protect passengers and reduce administration Connect Ability Australia began its fleet technology project with a billing problem. Employees transporting disability support participants recorded journeys, passenger names and kilometres on handwritten forms. Those records then needed to be interpreted, checked and entered manually...
Fleet Technology Award Finalist
How Blacktown City Council replaced three underused trucks with one electric workhorse Blacktown City Council has combined telematics, electrification, engineering design and operational change to solve a problem that conventional fleet replacement would not have addressed. Fleet data showed that three ageing diesel trucks assigned to mowing crews were travelling relatively short...Fleet Technology Award Finalist
How the City of Port Phillip brought vehicle bookings and key control into one system Managing a pool fleet should be straightforward: employees book a vehicle, collect the key, complete their journey and return it for the next person. At the City of Port Phillip, the process had become far more complicated. An unreliable third-party booking and key cabinet system was creating access...
Fleet Sustainability Award Finalist
How the City of Parramatta turned EV resistance into measurable results When the City of Parramatta surveyed employees about electric vehicles, approximately 90 per cent of respondents said they were not interested in making the transition. At the time, Council had only one electric vehicle in a fleet of approximately 350 vehicles. Rather than allow that resistance to delay its...Fleet Sustainability Award Finalist
How Blacktown City Council is turning fleet data into lower emissions Blacktown City Council is pursuing fleet sustainability across passenger vehicles, trucks, plant and equipment rather than relying on a single technology or project. Its program combines electrification, telematics, driver education, asset reduction, operational redesign and long-term planning. The Council manages...Fleet Sustainability Award Finalist
How Allianz is removing the barriers to fleet electrification Allianz Australia is working towards an ambitious goal: transitioning its fleet to battery electric vehicles by 2030. Achieving that target involves more than purchasing electric cars. Allianz is building a coordinated program around vehicle selection, charging, employee support, utilisation, telematics and real-world...
Fleet of the Year Award Finalist
Keeping the power on: How Ausgrid is modernising one of Australia’s most complex utility fleets Ausgrid’s purpose is to make electricity accessible for all, and their fleet supports the safe and reliable supply of electricity to more than four million customers across Sydney, the Central Coast, Newcastle, the Hunter and Upper Hunter. With approximately 1,600 vehicles and another 700...Fleet of the Year Award Finalist
How Parkes Shire Council turned fleet data into better rural services Parkes Shire Council manages a diverse fleet across approximately 5,000 square kilometres, supporting roadworks, parks, waste services, water and sewer operations, and other essential community activities. With assets ranging from handheld equipment to graders, heavy trucks and plant trailers, the council’s fleet team...