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Merritt Applications Inc., the developer of eFleetManager, a Web-based fleet safety program, announced that AMI Leasing has partnered with Merritt to utilize the MerrittMVRs program as its motor vehicle record reporting service.
Read More →ADESA Corps Industry Relations Analytical Services department is providing monthly wholesale used-vehicle price trends and other information to the United States Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA).
Read More →Ford Motor Co. announced it will commemorate its 100th anniversary June 16, 2003, and plans are already underway to celebrate this milestone.
Read More →The General Motors plant in Dundalk, scheduled for shutdown in 2003, will stay open through the summer of 2005, company officials announced on June 14.
Read More →By unanimous decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that employers may deny a job to disabled workers who face serious risks to their own health or safety.
Read More →Automotive Lease Guide (ALG) released a residual projection model for vehicles used in commercial and rental fleets.
Read More →General Motors has announced the early order bonus incentives for select 2003-model-year vehicles.
Read More →Ford, Lincoln and Mercury dealer customers will be able to schedule vehicle maintenance and handle other routine service arrangements 24 hours a day, seven days a week using a new online interactive tool called VSA (Virtual Service Advisor).
Read More →On June 20, Washington will join 17 other states and the District of Columbia in making a violation of seatbelt laws a primary offense. With this measure in place, law enforcement officials can pull a vehicle over if the driver or any passenger is not wearing a safety belt, the Washington Traffic Safety Commission said.
Read More →The General Motors plant in Dundalk, scheduled for shutdown in 2003, will stay open through the summer of 2005, company officials announced on June 14.
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