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The people served by AUTOMOTIVE FLEET are a constant source of amazement to me.
Read More →Seat belts for two rear-seat passenger will become standard equipment on all Chrysler Corp. passenger cars, April 1st. American Motors and Ford have announced that rear seat belts will be standard in all 1966 models of their passenger cars.
Read More →From the many personal calls on various car fleet managers and my association with them at conventions and industry meetings, one point seems quite evident.
Read More →This issue marks the start of a new year and a new author for the editorial page, as well as for a good share of the content, of AUTOMOTIVE FLEET.
Read More →All too often I have heard fleet operators complain that they can't get their drivers to use seat belts. This is most unfortunate because, as I have said many times before, an unused seat belt is like having no seat belt at all.
Read More →The month-long strike against General Motors Corp. is going to have a serious effect on fleet purchasing programs.
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Wheels has been extended a $31 million line of credit from the Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Co. of Chicago.
Read More →I have received many comments on my views on tire standards which appeared in conjunction with the Tire Survey in the August issue of AF.
Read More →The leasing survey in this issue should be of interest to both fleet administrators and to leasing companies.
Read More →The agreement by major tire manufacturers to adopt a series of uniform tire testing standards is a step in the right direction, but it is not enough.
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