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Clean Cities’ longest-serving coordinator is paving the way for alternative fuels and advanced vehicles in Kentucky.
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No matter if you grew up in the blistering cold of Western New York winters or on the sunny coast of Southern California, driving in snow, sleet, and ice can be dangerous to even for the most experienced fleet driver.
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The used-vehicle market has always been driven by supply and demand. In the 2013 calendar-year, vehicle supply in the wholesale market continued to be tight relative to demand, helping bolster resale values.
Read More →A recent Georgia Tech study found that the total cost of ownership for medium-duty battery-electric and diesel urban delivery trucks were similar in every performance area except in city driving, where electric vehicles edged out diesel.
Read More →Working with independent contractors is a regular part of business for many companies, and there are a number of cost and practical benefits to using contractors. But, using independent contractors is not without its legal risks.
Read More →Promoting a fleet safety policy involves keeping drivers informed and engaged. The key to success is communication.
Read More →Flexco Fleet Services was ready to roll when FEMA came calling for a fleet of vehicles to assist in its rescue and assessment efforts.
Read More →Setting a depreciation reserve when using an open-end, TRAC fleet lease isn’t high-level mathematics. But, it takes experience and careful analysis. When used vehicle markets are strong, should you deviate from the norm?
Read More →Being a futurist isn’t easy, but to be successful in fleet, you have to look beyond the present and be ready to innovate.
Read More →Jerome Webber, VP of global fleet operations for AT&T, credits his success to teamwork, a global outlook, and adapting to stay ahead of the learning curve.
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