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Read More →AF's publisher reports on growth of market, tells how upward trend increases demand for skilled personnel, better organization of fleet operations.
Read More →Automotive safety is in the political arena to stay—and it will be a long, long time before issues will be settled and acceptable standards will be worked out.
Read More →Car owners are assured parts for the next 10 years. But industry notes with regret the passing of a long-time manufacturer with a distinguished record of "firsts."
Read More →A new era is here for the tire industry to face. Federal legislation on standards are pending—and it seems certain that a minimum standards law will be passed.
Read More →The Johnson Administration has just asked for an appropriation of tax dollars to study and design a “safe” automobile.
Read More →The Federal Highway Aid Program is remarkable indeed. The highly publicized facts about it are covered in our feature in this issue. But let us look at some of the never mentioned items that go with it. Items like labor cost more than doubling in 10 years while steel invokes the wrath of our nation for a $5.00 boost to keep up with labor’s demands.
Read More →The classic of interference in a successful enterprise must be the obstacles thrown between Elizabeth Barrett and her lover, Robert Browning, by Elizabeth’s father.
Read More →Many business concerns have found that owning their own fleets of cars results in the diversion of too much executive time from the primary business interests of the company.
Read More →Sixty per cent of the firms responding to the survey said they allow drivers of company vehicles to select the make and color of car they want. Half of the firms give their men a choice of accessories to be installed on the company car.
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