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Managing fleets that cross oceans, continents, and national borders presents many challenges, including language, diverse vehicle requirements and expectations, and uniform policy development.
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From acquisition to remarketing, a compilation of best ideas in managing successful, cost-effective, and efficient fleets is presented.
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An operator suggests tougher laws and a nationwide “do not rent” list to deter renters from lending a rental car to be used in criminal activities.
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By analyzing these often overlooked areas of car rental operations, you can add to your bottom line without affecting the rental experience.
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Class-leading payload capacity and towing capability make the Ford workhorse and truck series a clear favorite for the annual Work Truck award, voted on by fleet professionals.
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The biggest factor behind the spike in medium-duty operating costs was the increase in diesel prices, which jumped 32 percent from the then-historical high in 2007. Other factors included increased labor rates and higher taxes.
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After the successful launch of the propane-powered F-150, Roush is introducing a liquid-propane conversion for the F-250 and F-350.
Read More →Fleets are improving gas mileage by as much as 50 percent, decreasing operation costs by 30 percent, and positively impacting the environment by reducing fuel usage and expense.
Read More →Of 11 nominees, three have been selected as finalists. This year’s Professional Fleet Manager of the Year will be announced April 26 at NAFA’s 2009 Institute & Expo in New Orleans.
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This upstream remarketing channel, which offers out-of-service fleet vehicles not only to drivers, but also to the broader purchasing pool of other company workers, saves money and provides a valuable employee benefit.
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