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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.
General Motors Corp. expects to post its first back-to-back gains in U.S. market share in more than a quarter century this year as the No. 1 automaker continues its campaign to woo back consumers lost to domestic and foreign competitors.
Read More →The number of fatal crashes caused by drivers talking on their cell phones is rising significantly, according to a study released Dec. 1, 2002, by Harvard Universities Center for Risk Analysis (HCRA).
Read More →The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has released its draft proposal of the revised zero emissions vehicle (ZEV) requirement, in anticipation of a workshop to further refine and solicit comment on the proposal.
Read More →Ford is introducing two new interior packages for the 2003 Ford Taurus, including the Woodgrain package with real wood and leather-trimmed steering wheel and faux wood shift knob accent.
Read More →Alabama Power announced today that it had contracted with Michelin Retread Technologies (MRT) to supply retread tires and service to the entire Alabama Power fleet.
Read More →Honda delivered a fuel cell vehicle to the City of Los Angeles on Monday, December 2, 2002.
Read More →Several automakers have improved warranty coverage on certain 2003 models, continuing the trend toward longer warranties.
Read More →Societe Generale announced on Dec. 2, 2002, that it has agreed to acquire the European operations of Hertz Lease, which has subsidiaries in 17 countries with 180,000 vehicles under contract.
Read More →General Motors Corp. expects to post its first back-to-back gains in U.S. market share in more than a quarter century this year as the No. 1 automaker continues its campaign to woo back consumers lost to domestic and foreign competitors.
Read More →Toyota Motor Corp. said on Dec. 2 that it will postpone for several months a decision on building an assembly plant in one of five potential locations, including Mississippi. A decision had been expected by early December.
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