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The honor recognizes five outstanding professionals whose leadership, service and contributions have made a significant impact on NAFA and the fleet management profession.
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This new research, compiled by Inspiration Mobility in conjunction with Automotive Fleet, shows the potential for EV growth by state. The research accounts for regulations, incentives, temperature impacts on range, fuel cost savings, and charging infrastructure availability.
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On Nov. 7 in San Diego, join Marc Canton, Jim Petrillo, Lissa Brady, and Lisa Kneggs to learn what's working on the ground to streamline fleet management and make drivers and vehicles more efficient, productive, and safe.
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Join us in San Diego for Fleet Week! Vote, then connect, collaborate, and celebrate fleet progress, tech, and safety as we focus on the future!
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If your initial electrical load calculations indicate a lack of capacity, you may be able to support charging infrastructure with the appropriate load management.
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On Nov. 7 in San Diego, join Judie Nuskey, Carlos Pozo, and Adam Kahn to evaluate a reported crash, explore the root causes of an incident, and discuss liability exposure red flags.
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The Tour made its second stop in New Jersey on Sept. 10, where fleet managers gathered to discuss current challenges, network, and drive the latest fleet models and EVs.
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ARA Summer Roundtable: An automotive expert and forecaster balances the timelines of innovations that will eventually produce better market data and efficiency tools for the vehicle remarketing sector.
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On Nov. 7 in San Diego, join Lanelle Duke of Utilimarc to explore the differences between EVs and their internal combustion engine equivalents in a fleet setting.
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On Sept. 10, Fleet Forward: the Tour — Somerset will allow fleet operators to test drive EVs and provide educational sessions on infrastructure and regulations.
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S&P Mobility projects that no single fuel or powertrain type will account for the majority of sales in medium-duty (Classes 4-7) and heavy-duty (Class 8) trucks over the next 25 years.
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