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Automotive Fleet has collected these “Strange but True” stories from fleet managers, drivers, and fleet management companies. Do you have a strange, but true story? Something so incredible it couldn’t have been made up? Share your stories with Automotive Fleet. E-mail: Lauren.Fletcher@bobit.com.
Read More →Executive fleet programs are highly valued by management and many corporations, yet some companies are moving away from executive vehicle fleets. Here are opinions from both sides of the debate.
Read More →Polk County, Fla. is implementing a broad strategy to ensure employees who adhere to fuel-efficient guidelines share in the rewards.
Read More →A consortium of 14 local and state government agencies uses its combined purchasing power to negotiate favorable pricing for medium-duty hybrid trucks. The group also aims to promote the availability of the new technology.
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With on-the-street inspectors and a wireless reporting system, New York City is making a big dent in street maintenance.
Read More →The States of Indiana and Illinois fleets improve fleet operations and their carbon footprint, all with the swipe of a card.
Read More →The Clark County Constable owns its fleet of 21 hybrids and plans to invest in other alternative-fuel options. The unit’s success can be duplicated by other public fleets.
Read More →Hertz says it will profit from its car-sharing venture by adding standard in-car technology, exploiting untapped markets and leveraging the company’s considerable economies of scale.
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With new tools and good information, fleets can reduce global warming pollution, position themselves as good corporate citizens, and improve their bottom lines.
Read More →With new tools and good information, fleets can reduce global warming pollution, position themselves as good corporate citizens, and improve their bottom lines.
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