October 2009

2009 Order-to-Delivery Times Battered on Multiple Fronts

OTD was affected by plant closures due to Chapter 11 reorganizations by GM and Chrysler, an economic downturn that decreased fleet and retail sales, and shipping delays caused by less-than-full loads for railcars and transporters.

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Strange but True

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Driving Fleet Emissions Down

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Drunk Driving: A Growing Problem Among Women

Marianne Garvey

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Sealed Air Reduces Accident Rate by 14% Since 2008

Dodge Journey

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3M Center Reinforces Good Driving

Putting a Price Tag on Accidents that Don't Happen

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Putting a Price Tag on Accidents that Don't Happen

RailCrew Commits to Multifaceted Safety Program

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RailCrew Commits to Multifaceted Safety Program

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Study Explores Distracted Driving Rates

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How Do Fleets Determine Driver Eligibility?

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Who's Your All-Time Favorite Factory Fleet Director?

NETS Stages Drive Safely Work Week Campaign

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NETS Stages Drive Safely Work Week Campaign

Protection One Reduces Accidents and Lowers Preventable Accident Claim Costs

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Protection One Reduces Accidents and Lowers Preventable Accident Claim Costs

Lee Miller (l), fleet, sales operations and David Redalieu, associate director,...

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Ensuring the Safety of a Mobile Sales Force

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Texting While Driving: A Deadly Combination

Present at the Fleet Hall of Fame induction ceremony were three 2009 inductees, (l-r) Ed Bobit,...

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Industry Legends Join Fleet Hall of Fame