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Operations•by Greg Basich•September 5, 2011

GM's Jeff Haag Discusses Fleet and Commercial Division Plans and Upcoming Products

In June 2011, General Motors appointed one of its veteran employees, Jeff Haag, to the position of director of national accounts for GM Fleet and Commercial Operations (FCO). Automotive Fleet interviewed Haag about his plans and goals for GM’s FCO division.

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Remarketing•by Chris Wolski•September 1, 2011

Key Milestones in Fleet Remarketing

This article presents a timeline of the fleet remarketing industry.

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Remarketing•by Chris Wolski•September 1, 2011

The IARA Celebrates 10 Years

Started a decade ago, the International Automotive Remarketers Alliance (IARA) has become — and continues to grow — as an important and valuable voice in the remarketing industry.

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Global Fleet•by Eckhaus Fleet•September 1, 2011

Car Rental Q&A: Why do fleet suppliers have limited numbers of new cars?

Eckhaus Fleet is one of the largest independent fleet suppliers to the car rental industry, and can answer your fleet-related questions.

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Global Fleet•by Michael Campos•August 22, 2011

Innovators Who Know How To Impress

Operators advise the industry on what new technologies, gadgets, and equipment they use to refine their procedures and run efficient fleets.

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Green Fleet•by Mike Antich•August 17, 2011

Proposed 2025 CAFE Standards to be the Catalyst for the Hybridization of Fleets

The 2025 CAFE rules will have a dramatic impact on the types of future vehicles in fleet operations. Currently, no OEM can meet the 2025 CAFE standard of 54.5 mpg, which will double the average EPA-rated fuel economy for all OEMs selling vehicles in the U.S. in less than two decades. Today, only a handful of models get 39 mpg or more. To achieve this standard, the government plans to incentivize the use of advanced technologies, such as hybrid powertrains and vehicle electrification.

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Safety•Cover Story•by Lauren Fletcher•August 12, 2011

Technology Increases Accident Management Costs in 2010

In-vehicle technology is increasing — from collision avoidance systems to additional air bags — all of which is impacting the cost of accident management.

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Operations•by Lauren Fletcher•August 12, 2011

Strange But True - Curiosity Put the Drivers in the Drink

In this edition of Strange But True, drivers have an unfortunate encounter with a moat, a driver assumed he could modify a vehicle without asking, and a fleet manager discovers an unusual source for a vehicle warning sound.

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Safety•by Staff•August 4, 2011

Fleet Safety Incentive Programs That Work

Just throwing money and / or prizes at drivers for a safe driving record won't necessarily be successful in motivating them to continue driving safely. Here are some tips and programs that will.

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Safety•by Cheryl Knight•August 1, 2011

Valero Saves 6.5 CPM With Fleet Right-Sizing Initiative

Thanks to advancing technology, four-cylinder models are producing better performance for North America’s largest independent petroleum refiner and marketer versus its previous V-6 models.

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