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General Motors Fleet and Commercial Operations has announced its 2004-MY national fleet purchase program. Eligible models and allowances are listed below.
Read More →The Chrysler Group announced that UConnect, the company’s in-vehicle, hands-free, voice-activated communications system, is now available nationwide, as a factory- or dealer-installed option.
Read More →PHH Arval, a fleet management company based in Hunt Valley, MD, announced that Richard Pipenhagen has joined the company.
Read More →US Bank Voyager has teamed with Pilot Travel Centers, LLC and Pilot Food Marts at more than 340 locations across the country.
Read More →Legislation approved the week of June 6 by the Connecticut legislature would eliminate vicarious liability for truck lessors as long as the loss is insured for $2 million — either through the lessor, lessee, or any combination of coverage.
Read More →A report in Transport Topics states that exhaust emissions from nearly half the Class 8 trucks sold in the first two months of 2003 exceeded government-required emission levels imposed on most diesel-engine manufacturers late last year.
Read More →According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Pennsylvania state legislators made broad cuts in spending to help balance the budget, but kept in the $850,000 item for state-funded vehicles for themselves.
Read More →Mohave County, AZ is trimming its vehicle fleet to cut costs and improve operations, says public works director Mike Hendrix in an article in the Kingman Daily Miner.
Read More →At a press conference, California State Treasurer Phil Angelides and Senate President ProTem John Burton proposed a law that would bar most California state agencies from buying SUVs.
Read More →If a plan approved by the U.S. Senate on June 5 becomes law, drivers in every state but Hawaii and Alaska could be pumping gasoline containing ethanol by 2012.
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