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Smart fleet managers can convert fleet from being viewed as a pure cost center to an opportunity for improved operational efficiencies, productivity, and cost savings.
Read More →Yes, the products and services you buy are themselves important. But, one of the keys to success lies with the relationship you have with your suppliers. How close should those relationships be?
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Ford captured our Car and Truck of the Year awards for the Fusion/Fusion Hybrid and the F-150 pickup for the second year in a row.
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Check out these three tools that can help you with route and fuel management, from an integrated small business card to routing software.
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The Camry is known for its spacious interior, and the 2012 edition is the roomiest yet. As well, the Camry Hybrid, also new for 2012, boasts a 30% improvement in fuel efficiency, now earning up to 43 mpg.
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In its initial run of up to 1,000 units a year, Ford will sell the van almost exclusively to fleet and for other commercial uses that will limit its use to regular, predetermined routes from a central location.
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Fleet buyers tasked with finding a luxury compact for less will be compelled to take a hard look at the Verano.
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The following is the state of the global fleet market report, by global region, based on presentations given at the GFS Conference, and also includes additional input from global fleet management companies ALD Automotive, Wheels, and FleetPartners, who shared their insights about the global fleet market with Automotive Fleet after the GFS conference.
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CEI’s DriverCare user group meeting in Virginia provided clients the opportunity to discuss safety, policy, as well as share ideas. Attendees also got a glimpse of the company’s ongoing research project with the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute.
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Is your fleet safety program doing all it can? Taking even a small amount of time to track the results of safety initiatives can help fleets learn where action is needed and improvements can be made.
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