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Operations•by Staff•July 25, 2014

Balancing Home and Work: Remember What's Important

Communications technology continues to change at a dizzying pace. Thanks to smartphones and tablets, many fleet managers have found themselves on call 24/7. As a result, home lives can suffer. Here’s how to reach a comfortable balance.

Operations•by Chris Wolski•July 25, 2014

Vocational Fleets By the Numbers

Vocational fleets are everywhere, and that's not surprising. They are among the largest vehicles operators in the country, keeping the wheels of commerce, and the country as a whole, in motion.

Global Fleet•by Travis Mjolsnes•July 25, 2014

Managing Metrics to Cut Fleet Costs

Proper fleet management can help a small business save money on fuel, maintenance and other fleet-related costs. Here are some cost-saving tips for small fleet operators to consider.

Leasing•by Amy Hercher•July 25, 2014

Small Delivery Fleet Chooses Full-Service Leasing Option

This delivery service fleet opted for full-service leasing to maintain its trucks and reduce the stress of unexpected repairs.

Global Fleet•by Staff•July 25, 2014

Looking to the Cloud

Before "reaching for the clouds," fleet managers should understand how this evolving technology can reduce costs and increase productivity.

Vehicle Research•by Tariq Kamal•July 25, 2014

Ram ProMaster City: Small Van Trendsetter

Chrysler is rolling out the Ram ProMaster City to compete directly with the Ford Transit Connect and Nissan NV200 in the burgeoning compact van market.

Vehicle Research•by Tariq Kamal•July 25, 2014

Nissan NV200: Comfy Compact Van

Competing against the Ford Transit Connect and new Ram ProMaster City compact vans, the 2014 Nissan NV200 is the compact version of the larger NV series of vans.

Vehicle Research•by Tariq Kamal•July 25, 2014

Chevrolet Silverado/GMC Sierra 2500/3500 HD: Heavier Duty

GM continues to redesign its Silverado and Sierra 2500/3500 HD pickup models for 2015.

Operations•by Lauren Fletcher•July 24, 2014

Safety and Cost Reduction Go Hand in Hand

It is the single biggest responsibility fleet managers have — ensuring drivers, company vehicles, and the general public are safe. The good news: safety and savings aren’t mutually exclusive.

Vehicle Research•by Chris Wolski•July 24, 2014

Time Capsule: Circa 1918 Dodge Tire Service Truck

Automotive services are not a new phenomenon as this circa 1918 Dodge service truck attests. The truck was operated by Peter Dziadik's Tire Shop in Peekskill, N.Y., from about 1918 to the late 1920s.

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