December 1-3, 2026 | Online Certificate Program
Build the knowledge to identify risks, reduce exposure, and respond effectively when incidents occur. Dive into risk assessment, insurance and claims, fleet safety policies, crash prevention, incident management, and more.
Build the knowledge to identify risks, reduce exposure, and respond effectively when incidents occur. Dive into risk assessment, insurance and claims, fleet safety policies, crash prevention, incident management, and more.
November 12-13
Get practical ideas to strengthen employee engagement, make better use of safety data, and keep your fleet’s safety efforts moving forward. Free for NAFA members!
Get practical ideas to strengthen employee engagement, make better use of safety data, and keep your fleet’s safety efforts moving forward. Free for NAFA members!
This program provides financial support to qualified candidates by covering fees associated with the Certified Automotive Fleet Manager (CAFM) certification program.
NAFA 2027 Institute & Expo
Practical, fleet-focused education, networking and real-world solutions—all in one place. Join thousands of fleet professionals from every segment including corporate, government, public safety, utility, education, and more.
April 5-7, 2027 | Pittsburgh, PA
April 5-7, 2027 | Pittsburgh, PA
Membership / Join
By joining NAFA, you’ll connect with thousands of fellow fleet colleagues from government fleets, corporate fleets, and industry suppliers, giving you access to key fleet information quickly and easily.
NAFA is Every Fleet
Fleet professionals may have different missions, different vehicles, and different priorities, but they share many of the same challenges. NAFA brings those perspectives together to foster collaboration, innovation, and industry advancement. With the largest government fleet membership and largest corporate fleet membership of any association in the industry, NAFA represents the full fleet ecosystem and serves as the place where every fleet comes together.
Every Fleet Has a Story
Different missions. Different vehicles. Different challenges. See how fleet professionals from across the industry come together through NAFA to learn, connect, and move the profession forward.
CERTIFIED AUTOMOTIVE FLEET MANAGER (CAFM)
The CAFM credential is the marker of a committed professional who has demonstrated the wide range of knowledge essential to manage fleet operations in today's challenging environment. Gain the premier mark of quality, excellence, and achievement in the fleet industry.
Education and Training Resources
Ten new and updated titles available in print and e-book format!
Create a strong foundation in the basics of fleet.
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