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Our team of enterprising editors bring years of experience covering the fleet industry. We offer a deep understanding of trends and the ever-evolving landscapes we cover in fleet, trucking, and transportation.
The 2011 AFLA Conference took place Sept. 14 - 16, 2011. The following gallery shows photos from the event.
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The 2011 Green Fleet Conference took place in Grapevine, Texas, Oct. 3-4.
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The choice of one truck type over the other depends on a fleet’s needs. Answering some key questions can make the decision easier.
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Toyota has unveiled its 2012-MY Camry and Camry Hybrid. The Camry is now in its fifth generation, which debuted with the 2011 model year. Toyota has offered the Camry Hybrid since 2006; the model received a facelift in 2009. Our gallery here features photos of the vehicle. Photos courtesy of Toyota.
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This gallery features interior and exterior photos of the 2012-MY Scion iQ hatchback, an all-new subcompact car.
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The top three fleet dealers by franchise, based on fleet sales in the 1992 calendar, were honored at the Automotive Fleet & Leasing Association and convention in Nashville, TN. Here are some of this year's winners.
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For 50 years Automotive Fleet has been producing magazine covers that reflect the issues and topics of the day and many of today's fleet managers' challenges were just as true 50 years ago. It's no surprise that our covers would occasionally reflect a sense of deja vu.
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Cheseapeake Energy Corp. has a goal of converting its entire fleet of 4,500 light-duty vehicles (which the company expects to grow to 5,000 vehicles in the future) to run on natural gas. The following gallery shows a selection of vehicles from the company's fleet.
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Not too long ago, many rental-car fleets were located within walking distance of the nation's airline terminals. Then space tightened up, and the rental operations moved farther away from the airport hub. To transport their customers from terminal to car, rental companies turned to the shuttle bus. Shuttle buses have become "moving billboards" - important, highly visible symbols of corporate identity. "There are marketing benefits from the shuttles, no question about it," says Ken Bruno. manager of national bus programs and special equipment for Avis Rent A car Systems, Inc. "And obviously, passengers will perceive the Avis image as it is reflected in our buses." Here's a look at what's available for 1985 in the shuttle-bus market. Read the full article on 1985 shuttle buses, which ran in the December 1984 issue of AF.
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Attendees of the 2012-MY GM Fleet Preview were provided overviews of product, what to expect in the coming months, and had the opportunity to participate in a ride & drive.
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