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News•November 17, 2003

Comdata Acquires Fleet Team Inc.

Brentwood-based Comdata Corp. announced on November 14, 2003 that it has acquired the assets of Delaware-based Fleet Team Inc., a transaction management software and business systems company specializing in services for the commercial fleet market.

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News•November 10, 2003

Hybrids vs. Diesel

It appears that a technological schism is shaping up, pitting Japanese hybrid and European diesel forces against each other, according to DeHavilland News on November 5.

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News•October 27, 2003

California Agency Pushes for Smog Sensors

A new proposal to clean Southern California's air would bring new technology to the war on smog, using roadside sensors to measure pollutants spewing from tailpipes as vehicles accelerate.

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News•October 27, 2003

Sheriff Threatens to Park Police Fleet for Lack of Gas Money

The sheriff of Clark County in Indiana says he may have to park his fleet of 45 police cars because the county won't give him extra money to pay for gas.

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News•September 29, 2003

Purolator Courier Fleet to Transition to Hybrid Vehicles

Purolator Courier Ltd. has signed an agreement to buy up to 2,000 hybrid-electric vehicles chassis from a subsidiary of Azure Dynamics, reports the Toronto Star.

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News•September 29, 2003

Wright Express Now Offers Customized Fleet Management Sites

Wright Express has launched a new Web development program to provide partners a more customized online fleet management site that better reflects the partner’s existing brand identity and provides quicker and more dynamic content updates.

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News•September 22, 2003

Wright Express Reaches Fleet Card Agreements With Colorado & Alabama

Wright Express announced on September 17 that it will provide fleet fuel cards and fleet management services to the states of Colorado and Alabama as outlined in two new contracts that cover approximately 17,000 vehicles.

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News•October 10, 2002

Clean Diesel Panel Says Work Is Needed To Meet Government's 2007 Engine Rule

The Clean Diesel Independent Review Panel, whose members have attempted to evaluate industry compliance with upcoming heavy-duty engine emission standards, concluded last week that more work is needed on emerging technologies to cut smog-forming emissions to government-mandated levels.

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