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Automotive Fleet’s New COVID-19 Resource Center
Automotive Fleet has created a new COVID-19 resource center to provide an easier way for fleet professionals to locate the content they need during the pandemic.

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Automotive Fleet has created a new COVID-19 resource center to provide an easier way for fleet professionals to locate the content they need during the pandemic.
This resource page is dedicated to topics specific to the coronavirus and includes sections focuising on best practices, blogs, webinars, and all of the latest fleet news covering of the pandemic. Some of our current COVID-19 blog topics include Initiatives to Focus on Cost Reduction & Utilization; Opportunities to Make a Dent in the Technician Shortage; the surge of last mile deliveries in a socially distanced world; and more.
Automotive Fleets last two webinars, Fleet Policies & Procedures to Minimize COVID-19 Contagion and Real-World Best Practices, Solutions, and Lessons Learned in Managing a Fleet During a Pandemic, are available on to view on demand now. This resource center section will be updated as we develop more webinars in the coming weeks.
This resource page is updated frequently, so please check back regularly.
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