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Editorial
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.
LeasePlan UK signed a three-year fleet management agreement with the Royal Mail in the United Kingdom to supply and maintain its 5,000-vehicle fleet.
Read More →Potential tax breaks for fleets that purchase alternative-fuel vehicles (AFVs) would have little impact on government fleets seeking to take advantage of the proposed legislation.
Read More →Dodge BusinessLink Dealer Commercial has combined with large commercial, moving to Fleet Operations as part of organizational changes at the company designed to focus efforts and resources based on customer requirements.
Read More →Automotive Resources International (ARI) announced its ARI ACCESS Web site now offers online vehicle condition reports.
Read More →General Motors announced that its all-new 3.6L V-6 VVT engine will debut in the 2004 Cadillac CTS.
Read More →A draft of the Senate Energy Commission’s comprehensive energy bill under consideration would allow full Energy Policy Act (EPACT) credit for fleets that use biodiesel.
Read More →York County employees filled up with premium gasoline 17.3 percent of the time, costing the county more than $38,000 at fuel pumps in the 2002, reports the Daily Record.
Read More →Potential tax breaks for fleets that purchase alternative-fuel vehicles (AFVs) would have little impact on government fleets seeking to take advantage of the proposed legislation.
Read More →Wright Express has developed a new branded fleet card for Dobbs Fleet Leasing, Inc., through its Affinity Card program.
Read More →LeasePlan UK signed a three-year fleet management agreement with the Royal Mail in the United Kingdom to supply and maintain its 5,000-vehicle fleet.
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