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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 federal government announced that it is increasing its efforts to develop a security strategy focusing on trucks, according to George Rodriguez, director of land and cargo security at the Trans-portation Security Administration (TSA).
Read More →Chase Manhattan Automotive Finance Corp. of Florida was ordered to pay $28 million to a woman whose car was struck by an automobile leased from Chase.
Read More →Drenched in Tangerine Pearl Coat paint, the new 2003 PT Dream Cruiser Series 2 will be available early next year as a limited production version of the Chrysler PT Cruiser.
Read More →GM Fleet and Commercial has introduced the first fleet-only commercial package for the 2003 Yukon, Tahoe and Suburban.
Read More →The British government is planning to allow the police to prosecute employers who cause or permit their drivers to use a mobile phone while driving, according to the Financial Times. It is estimated that the government proposals would result in 100,000 fixed penalty notices and 5,000 court prosecutions a year.
Read More →Satellite radio broadcaster Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. reported Aug. 13 that cautionary language about bankruptcy in a filing with securities regulators "in no way indicates" the company is about to file for bankruptcy protection.
Read More →Ford Division announced that it continues to lead in the overall make category in the R.L. Polk Automotive Loyalty Award rakings released for mid-year 2002.
Read More →The upcoming fall market for used-vehicle sales promises to easily outperform the same period last year, which witnessed the unprecedented downfleeting of vehicles following the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.
Read More →According to the mid-year R.L. Polk & Co. Automotive Loyalty Award rankings released Monday, Aug. 12, for the first half of the 2002 model-year, General Motors had the highest percentage of loyal customers of any automaker that sells vehicles in the United States.
Read More →General Motors announced August 12 that it is considering a coupe and a convertible for the redesigned Pontiac Grand Am, said Robert Lutz, vice chairman for product development.
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