Leveraging Data-Driven Utilization Tracking to Improve Performance and Reduce Costs
Having visualization into vehicles that are being underutilized gives fleet managers an opportunity to save money by right-sizing their fleets.
We Mourn the Loss of an Industry Giant
Welcome to Fleet Management Weekly's first issue of 2026.
While we rejoice in the promises of the New Year, we deeply mourn the loss of our dear friend and fleet industry icon, Mike Antich, who passed away December 12, 2025, following a short illness.
Mike Antich was one of the most influential and impactful journalists and innovators in the history of fleet. Among his many accolades and awards, Mike was inducted into the Fleet Hall of Fame in 2010 and the Global Fleet Hall of Fame in 2022. I will remember Mike for his kindness, generosity, and enthusiasm for our industry.
Ed Pierce said, "Mike Antich was more than an industry leader—he was a source of knowledge, inspiration, and friendship. Everything I’ve come to understand about the fleet industry, its people, and its global impact, I owe in large part to Mike’s generosity and guidance. I will deeply miss my friend."
We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family and friends.
Janice Sutton
Editor in Chief
It’s Your Time to Shine: Apply for NAFA’s 100 Best Fleets!
NAFA's 100 Best Fleets contest provides your fleet with the opportunity to benchmark operations and performance progress, showcase innovative practices, and gain internal and industry recognition for your hard-working team. It's your time to shine.
Dallas Has Hundreds of AI Traffic Cameras, And Now Everyone’s Watching
Citizens who prefer to remain off the radar might want to avoid Dallas, Texas. While the state itself preaches freedom and independence from government overreach, the city has embraced AI-powered traffic cameras that take pictures and video of countless cars and citizens every day.
Four Resolutions to Save Lives in the New Year
Every day, preventable motor vehicle crashes claim lives and devastate families. These tragedies are not accidents; they are the result of choices made behind the wheel. That’s why AAA urges drivers to make safety their top priority in 2026.
