
May Fuel Update: Prices Spike Again Across the Nation
Fuel prices have risen in all 50 states, with the average increasing by almost 39 cents.
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Fuel prices have risen in all 50 states, with the average increasing by almost 39 cents.
Read More →In Automotive Fleet’s February 2013 issue, we cover a range of topics, ranging from investigating and implementing telematics to standardizing vehicle specs.
Read More →AAA attributes the recent jump in prices is due to higher crude oil and prices in the central U.S. states adjusting upward after falling to low levels at the end of 2012.
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Turbocharging and engine downsizing can increase fuel efficiency by up to 40 percent in diesel engines and up to 20 percent in gasoline powertrains, according to Honeywell.
Read More →The University of Michigan’s Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) recently released a short video that discusses the growth in availability of diesel vehicles in the U.S. marketplace.
Read More →AssetWorks announced its sister company, Trapeze Group has entered into an asset purchase agreement to acquire Mentor Engineering Inc. of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Read More →A new tax on emissions that is set to go into effect in the UK in April could change the types of vehicles company drivers will be allowed to drive.
Read More →Utility company Rocky Mountain Power has implemented a new “idle-free” policy that prohibits its fleet drivers from unnecessarily idling, thereby reducing emissions and fuel consumption.
Read More →Refinery issues in certain parts of the country could increase prices in California and the Midwest in the near future even though prices overall are down from last year, according to the latest fuel prices report from AAA.
Read More →Schaeffler, a developer mobility solutions, will demonstrate its product innovations for engines, transmissions, and chassis applications during the 2013 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit.
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PORTLAND, ME – WEX said experts are predicting that 2013 will look similar to 2012 in terms of price trends, barring major unforeseen supply disruptions.
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