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The open-end TRAC lease is an excellent tool for fleet managers to manage depreciation expense. However, maximizing its effectiveness is based on properly establishing a depreciation reserve. Here’s how to do it.
Read More →Fuel prices, maintenance, depreciation -- fleet costs, both fixed and variable, seem on a never-ending upward spiral. Here are some simple strategies that can help fleet managers cope.
Read More →In a fragmented international leasing situation, Global Risk Consultants found a single-source solution.
Read More →Like it or not, fleet managers must handle driver dissatisfaction with a number of fleet issues, from vehicle selection to policy and procedure. Taking a hard line isn't always the answer; a 'carrot and stick' approach helps.
Read More →Controlling fleet costs is a never-ending task. Some types of savings are obvious: leveraging volume into discounts and making certain drivers maintain vehicles. However, some extra costs are harder to identify. Here are ways to find, control, or eliminate them.
Read More →Fleet management is on a fast track toward innovation, as new technology drives new products and services. However, one thing will never change. The driver is the catalyst for success, and smart managers know it.
Read More →Under proposed legislation, many fleets in California would be penalized for simply buying the right work vehicle for the job.
Read More →Under proposed legislation, many fleets in California would be penalized for simply buying the right work vehicle for the job.
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Idling is a common concern for fleets trying to manage fuel consumption. With the help of the right anti-idling program, fleet managers can decrease fuel use and regulate fuel budgets.
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Offering a host of configurations and displaying class-leading power and torque ratings, GM’s new 2007 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra HD pickups thrive in tough terrain and hard work applications.
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