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Lanelle Duke, VP of Product at Utilamark and Program Manager for the Electric Vehicle Consortium, explains why EV fleet policies are essential for successful electrification. Clear policies standardize decisions, define ownership, improve safety, clarify reimbursement and usage rules, support driver satisfaction, and help leadership track scalable, compliant EV programs aligned with sustainability goals. <br /><br />She outlines a policy-writing framework: research internal needs and examples, define the policy’s purpose, identify experts, brainstorm and cluster policy topics, draft clear plain-language content, socialize it with stakeholders, pilot it, and then monitor, evaluate, and revise. <br /><br />An example workshop showed how a home-charging policy outline can be built collaboratively in about 90 minutes. <br /><br />Best practices include strong communication to reduce resistance and manage expectations, publishing policies in a central repository, starting with pilots, creating internal EV user groups, and addressing charger access rules early—especially whether personal charging is allowed—to prevent conflict, inequity, and operational issues.
Keywords
EV fleet policies
electric vehicle integration
sustainability goals
policy development framework
home charging policy
stakeholder collaboration
Electric Vehicle Consortium
policy-writing framework
EV user engagement
electrification
policy framework
home-charging policy
driver satisfaction
charger access rules
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