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Articles•by Tariq Kamal•November 15, 2011

Showroom - Volkswagen Beetle: Squishing the New Beetle

The 2012 Beetle (it’s new but no longer “New”) may not have been designed with commercial applications in mind, but it’s certainly a more viable fleet option than any of its predecessors.

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Articles•by Joanne Tucker•November 15, 2011

Telematics Drives Big Savings on Commercial Auto Insurance

Small fleets are cutting costs by supplying their insurance companies with driving data gathered through telematics. Some have enjoyed savings of 15 percent or more. Are you asking for your discount?

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Articles•by Joanne Tucker•November 15, 2011

Creative Fuel-Saving Strategies

Learn how four fleets use driver input — and driver accountability — along with rightsizing, route optimization and new technology to achieve fuel savings of 10-20%.

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Articles•by Chris Brown•November 15, 2011

EVs Meet the Real World

Five Nissan Leaf users share their driving experiences. Is reality matching expectations?

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Articles•by Michael Campos•November 9, 2011

BusCon 2011: Evolving Vehicles Cater To Client Groups

The debut of new vehicles and emerging technologies electrify the bus scene as it appeals to a hungry chauffeured transportation sector.

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Articles•November 3, 2011

Pros & Cons: Diesel vs. Gas in Class 3-4 Trucks

Choosing between gasoline- or diesel-powered trucks requires striking the right balance between performance, fuel efficiency, and budget.

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Articles•by Sean Lyden•November 3, 2011

Smart Strategies for Extending Medium-Duty Truck Replacement Cycles

In today’s uncertain economic times, it is not unusual to push out truck replacement cycles. While an attractive short-term tactic, fleet managers need to be aware of the long-term consequences.

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Articles•November 1, 2011

Car Sharing: Grading the College Campus Market

Northcoast Research Partners’ report on adoption of car sharing at U.S. universities shows a yearly growth rate of 20-30 percent on a majority of campuses that start a program.

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Articles•October 26, 2011

Re-refined Oil: In with the Old, Out with the New

Due to recent improvements in re-refining technologies, re-refined oil is now certified by the American Petroleum Institute and recognized as comparable to virgin oil by leading vehicle manufacturers in the industry.

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Articles•October 11, 2011

Yellowstone-Teton Clean Energy Coalition Teams Up With National Parks to Reduce Emissions

The Yellowstone-Teton Clean Energy Coalition (YTCEC) has secured $500,000 in grant funding, which it's using to purchase hybrid vehicles.

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