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Collage of photos from 2026 NAFA I&E
FleetTakesby Chris BrownApril 22, 2026

Navigating Brundlefly and Fleet AI at 2026 NAFA I&E

AI is becoming the operating layer for fleets. In Cleveland, the buzz was about harnessing AI in an increasingly complex, permanently disrupted environment.

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Insight Laneby Colin SutherlandMarch 24, 2026

Is This Theft Disguised as Training?

If AI is still “training,” why is it already publishing, summarizing, and profiting from the work of creators? In this provocative Insight Lane column, Colin Sutherland challenges the industry’s most convenient narrative—and asks a simple question: when does training become extraction, and why is credit still optional?

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Oil pumpjacks at sunrise with overlay text about China’s fleet electrification, illustrating reduced oil dependence and the impact of EV adoption on global fuel demand.
Insight Laneby Colin SutherlandMarch 24, 2026

How China Quietly Reduced Its Dependence on Oil (And What Fleets Should Learn)

China didn’t just bet on EVs. It used them to cut oil dependence at scale. Here’s what that strategy reveals and why smart fleets should be paying attention.

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FleetTakesby Chris BrownMarch 16, 2026

8 Trends: Work Truck Week 2026 Reveals a Fleet Industry in Reset Mode

Walking the show floor this year, the new focus was around “practical innovation” and pragmatic solutions. And oh yeah, a new small van.

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Geotab founder Neil Cawse on stage.
FleetTakesby Chris BrownFebruary 17, 2026

The Moment AI Became Operational

“AI isn’t assisting us anymore. It’s doing the work,” said CEO Neil Cawse at Geotab Connect 2026. What does this mean for fleet managers?

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A Tesla has two gray arrows over it, signifying vehicle and software lifespan.
Insight Laneby Colin SutherlandFebruary 9, 2026

When Cars Stop Updating but Don’t Stop Driving

When the US’s largest EV manufacturer discontinues a model, it gives me pause to consider the software that drives it.

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Two workers sit at computers sitting across from each other, analyzing their screens.
Insight Laneby Colin SutherlandJanuary 7, 2026

The Cart is Pulling the Horse

Here's why software features shouldn’t be allowed to dictate your business goals.

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Photo of Mike Antich on stage addressing audience
FleetTakesby Chris BrownDecember 29, 2025

For Mike Antich, it Was Always About the People

He stood tall in the industry in so many ways, but he measured success by the people he served.

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A blue, futuristic graphic warns of the dangers of AI use.
Insight Laneby Colin SutherlandDecember 12, 2025

The Story of 2025: Outsourcing Accountability

The fleet world has been transformed by technology, so a choice must be made: how do we discern when to use AI and when not to?

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FleetTakesby Chris BrownDecember 9, 2025

Solving the Flexible-Lean Fleet Paradox

The lean fleets of yesterday are the fragile fleets of today. Where do we find the balance?

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Driving Notesby Chris BrownDecember 4, 2025

Why Should Fleets Choose the 2026 Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 SUV?

The GLC 300 offers corporate fleets attainable luxury, comfort, and practicality that transitions seamlessly to family duty.

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Insight Laneby Colin SutherlandNovember 19, 2025

The 250-Year-Old Fleet Manager: Quartermasters & Wagon Masters of the American Revolution

“Fleet manager” wasn’t a title then, but Quartermasters and Wagon Masters lived the job on the road to independence.

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