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Safetyby Phil MoserDecember 29, 2011

8 Key Elements of Driver Safety

One in 45 average American drivers will experience an injury-producing crash over the next year. Of those who drive as part of their job function, 20 percent are likely to experience an incident.

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Operationsby Mike AntichDecember 29, 2011

BMW North America Holds First-Ever Fleet Preview

The three-day event featured a tour of the BMW manufacturing facility in Spartanburg, S.C., and driver training at the BMW Performance Center. BMW AG executives discussed global fleet capabilities and sustainability initiatives.

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Safetyby Cheryl KnightDecember 29, 2011

How to Sell Fleet Safety to Your Drivers

While fleet drivers may be savvier on the road than the average driver, accidents still happen. How can you sell fleet safety to drivers who think they don’t need it? Top safety companies weigh in.

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Fuelby StaffDecember 29, 2011

Too Much Information? The Dangers of Data Drowning

Since the 1970s, fleet managers have seen vehicle operation data increase from a trickle to a torrent. How should they separate useful data from the interesting, but useless?

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Operationsby Grace Suizo and Chris WolskiDecember 29, 2011

Fusion and F-150 Remain Fleet Favorites in 2011

For the second year in a row, these vehicles have proven their worth to fleet professionals and continued to uphold their reputation as strong performers for fleets.

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Operationsby Lauren FletcherDecember 29, 2011

7 Honorees Inducted to Fleet Hall of Fame

Seven fleet professionals were inducted into the Fleet Hall of Fame at the recent Automotive Fleet & Leasing Association (AFLA) annual conference.

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Green Fleetby Deborah LockridgeDecember 8, 2011

Chrysler’s Ram 1500 PHEV Program Shows Positive Results

Green Fleet spoke with Abdullah A. Bazzi, Sr. Manager, Electrified Power Train Programs for Chrysler Group LLC, about the program’s progress and the company’s plan for the vehicles.

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OperationsCover Storyby Mike AntichNovember 23, 2011

Across-the-Board Increases Hit All Operating Costs in CY-2011

Higher fuel prices, ongoing increases in replacement tire prices, more expensive motor oils required by OEMs, increased parts prices, and rising labor rates in high-cost markets have put upward pressure on operating costs.

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Operationsby Lauren FletcherNovember 23, 2011

Standing Still is Not an Option at ThyssenKrupp Elevator

Sustainable efficiency drives the elevator manufacturer's fleet to reduce fuel consumption, expenses, and wasteful driving.

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Operationsby StaffNovember 22, 2011

How to Make a Quantum Leap in Driver/Employee Productivity

Cost savings is about more than simply spending less, it also doesn't require a degree in quantum physics to come up with new solutions. Here are some ideas that can help.

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