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Managers of small fleets oftentimes hold other positions within their companies, too. In this article, five managers of small fleets discuss the changes and challenges they face when balancing their roles and responsibilities.
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A 26-year veteran of the daily rental business, Morris Belzberg speaks out on CDW, off-airport access fees, buy backs, and other industry issues. Also discussed is Budget's transition from a franchising to operating company.
Read More →In a recent release from NADA News, the association reports that their latest Dealer Attitude Survey shows that dealers are less optimistic about the future of the retail automobile industry.
Read More →A Chicago-based laundry and dry cleaning service made the change to compressed natural gas (CNG) fuel for its fleet of 83 delivery vans in 1982. Within four years, the conversion had paid for itself in fuel savings.
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The Navajo Nation Fleet Management Department is a service department of the Navajo Tribal Government. The department maintains and services 1,356 vehicles, thus providing support to 140 Tribal operating programs.
Read More →When we talk about fleet managers, we think of the guy or gals who are responsible for 700 or 1,700 cars, who are NAFA members, and who are highly visible to the factory fleet directors and the major leading companies because of the sheer volume of purchasing that they do and the heavy corporate responsibility they bear. Fleet management may have a slightly different meaning to the lessors because they
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As a result of industry consolidations, many lessors have witnessed ownership changes through acquisitions and mergers. Here's one of the few lessors that has maintained an independent operation for the past 42 years.
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A panel of industry judges has selected George Weimer, Contel's director of transportation services, as the 1988 winner of the Professional Fleet Manager Award. Weimer's career in the fleet and leasing industry spans 31 years.
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