THE CAR AND TRUCK FLEET AND LEASING MANAGEMENT MAGAZINE
February 1, 2018 • by Mike Antich
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Kraig Wood was named logistics management specialist for Novartis in Morris Plains, N.J. He assumed this position in November.
Prior this, Wood served in the U.S. Army as a logistical supply specialist from January 2010 to September.
With almost three decades in fleet management, the past-NAFA president looks to the people in fleet for her motivation.
Existing transportation networks, supported by the power of industry collaboration, will drive the future of mobility as a service, an Enterprise Holdings executive said at a recent transportation summit.
Uber Freight published its first report delving into the results of its new Facility Ratings, reinforcing what we already knew -- keeping trucks and drivers waiting at facilities is the biggest mistake shippers make when it comes to being a "shipper of choice."
PayTollo has begun offering fleets the ability to pay for tolls in five states with a mobile smartphone app, the New York-based company announced.
It should come as no surprise that drivers prioritize the best pay possible, but another avenue to keep them could be much cheaper — earn their trust.
Automotive Fleet has aggregated a year's worth of data covering aspects of fleet management, so fleet managers can benchmark operating costs, maintenance costs, safety, remarketing, personal use, and data on leading fleet lessors.
FleetForward.com is the fleet community’s resource to understand new concepts and solutions around mobility involving electric vehicles, shared mobility, connected fleets, and autonomous technology.
Boxbot and OnTrac say their new partnership will test an automated parcel delivery system that reimagines the way e-commerce packages and other shipments are delivered.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has partnered with self-driving startup Aurora to develop self-driving commercial vehicles that could potentially be used to deliver packages to consumers.
Amazon unveiled its latest drone design at the company’s re:MARS Conference that is capable of delivering packages to customers in less than 30 minutes, though it's not certain exactly when they will be deployed in the real world.
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