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Before making your next decision on which type of truck to buy, take stock of what type of truck you need. Consider what types of loads will be carried, the experience level of the driver, and where the truck will mainly be used.
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Top-notch fleet managers not only run efficient, cost-effective fleets, but also implement and promote fleet programs that are aligned, with corporate goals and that contribute to the overall success of their companies.
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Smith successfully merged the two fleets of PPG Industries and Apogee Enterprises, reduced the combined fleet by 25 percent.
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Automotive Fleet congratulates its 2003 Professional Fleet Manager of the Year, Josie Sharp, manager, fleet and safety for Aventis Pharmaceuticals. Her vision and teamwork led to dramatic fleet improvements.
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Professional fleet management helps the federal government achieve its environmental objective by operating millions of well-maintained, fuel-efficient vehicles. These late-model company-provided vehicles that are on the road today help the government to reduce tailpipe emission levels and conserve gasoline.
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Last August we concluded an extensive research program that included responses of 1,326 fleet manager readers and asked, "What source(s) do you rely on for information and insight about how to do you job better?"
Read More →The term "best practices" has been bandied about for some time in the business world. But what does, it mean? And how can fleets put best practices utto place? Here are some ideas from veteran fleet managers.
Read More →One skill that sets apart exceptional fleet managers is their vehicle remarketing expertise. Nowadays, emphasis is placed on fleet purchasing and not enough on remarketing.
Read More →Struggle to manage vehicle depreciation tops the list of concerns.
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