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Operations•by Staff•January 1, 1993

Hotline News: Top News in Fleet and Leasing

Top story: 5% of fleet cars clocked in NHTSA odometer fraud study

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Operations•by Staff•January 1, 1993

Digging Out: The Road to Paperless Fleet Management

We're drowning in a sea of paperwork which, ironically, is essential to cost-efficient fleet management. However, emerging technologies offer the tantalizing promise of eliminating this Catch-22 though "paperless management."

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Operations•by Staff•December 1, 1992

In Memoriam: Tom Meldrum, Steve Allen

Industry leader passes away.

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Operations•by Staff•December 1, 1992

In Memoriam: Armund Schoen

Industry legend passes away.

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Operations•Cover Story•by AF staff•May 1, 1992

DuPont's Dick Prettyman Wins '92 Professional Fleet Manager Award

Expense monitoring, centralized fleet operations, standardized selectors, and a commitment to safety are at the heart of Prettyman's efforts to control costs for the 5,048-unit corporate fleet of the Wilmington, DE-headquartered company.

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Operations•by Staff•September 1, 1991

ARI Assist Offers Complete Accident Management

ARI Assist Fleet Insurance Management Services provides fleets with accident management programs such as arranging for towing and storage, appraisal, repairs, subrogation services, and detailed loss history reports.

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Operations•by Staff•September 1, 1991

The 30 Most Important People in the Fleet Industry

To celebrate Automotive Fleet's 30th anniversary, Bobit Publishing would like to honor the top 30 individuals, both past and present, who have made significant contributions to the automotive fleet industry.

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Operations•Cover Story•by AF staff•May 1, 1991

Patsy Mance of Bristol Myers Squibb Winner of '91 Fleet Manager Award

Mance is the first female winner ever to win the Professional Fleet Manager of the Year Award.

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Operations•by Staff•December 1, 1990

Ed Bobit: Mind Over Matter

In my experience, there are far too many industry people in the Supplier groups who give lip service to the talents of the fleet managers, but privately voice serious doubts about the abilities of these same guardians of company cars and trucks.

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Operations•by Staff•November 1, 1990

Ed Bobit: Back to Blocking and Tackling...

The October 9th edition of The Wall Street Journal describes how those companies that piled on the debt in the '80s are now engaged in a "bad hangover," yearning for equity as they slash expenses, pleading with bondholders, and getting little sympathy from the financial shareholder community because of their high costs of debt service prompted by "mergeritis."

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