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Top fleet industry players share what they do in their off hours, who they admire in the industry, and what advice they wish someone had given them before entering the fleet business.
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A future development in fleet management will be the creation of personalized Web pages for every driver in a fleet.
Read More →The reports help fleet managers track which vehicles are under-utilized. Once under-utilized vehicles are identified, fleet managers can decide to rotate vehicles between departments, use pool vehicles, or reimburse for mileage.
Read More →Traffic violations in New York and Virginia, the two states most affected by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, have decreased in the five months following the tragedy.
Read More →Now most of you know I've been harping on why the majority of fleet buyers ignore the resale realities of the transaction. Frankly, I've always directed my remarks to the buyers. The charts here point to a different compass point. The manufacturers.
Read More →When selling senior management on the value of a fuel management program, fleet managers can stress how exception reports can control expenditures and unauthorized purchases, such as drivers' use of premium fuel.
Read More →New full-size vans from General Motors respond to customer desires. Generation III Vortec V-8 engines and standard 4-wheel disc brakes are part of the package. Production vehicles will be available in the third quarter of 2002.
Read More →The technician shortage is not a new problem, but it is a very real one that is only getting worse as the years progress.
Read More →Beaudry Ford, and its leasing subsidiary, B&M Equipment, closed their doors on Dec. 31, 2001 after 85 years in business. Two of B&M’s biggest clients say the lessor performed special services that were hard to find.
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