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Fleetio, ASE Launch Scholarship Program for Automotive Technicians
The second annual program will award 15 scholarships totaling $35,000 to support ASE certification, testing fees, and equipment costs.
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Jeep’s CEO Mike Manley remains a “big fan of a Jeep pickup,” according to a recent interview with the Detroit News. Manley also stated that the company’s history “says it belongs in our portfolio.”
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AlertDriving has launched a strategic partnership with KBC Health & Safety, which is used by businesses across Southern Africa, to deliver a customized and benchmarked safety, health and environment program.
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Ford has redesigned its 2015 Edge with new technology, more driver-assist features and improved performance. The 2015 Edge is notable as the first Ford vehicle to get optional Enhanced Park Assist, a sensor-based system that helps drivers with parallel and perpendicular parking. Ford has upgraded the interior and added two new engines. Click here to read our driving impressions. Photos by Vince Taroc.
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Mercedes-Benz will begin offering two new variants of its full-size Sprinter van for the 2015 model year, including a super high roof model and a Super Single heavy duty model.
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Sales of light-duty vehicles to commercial fleets rose 6.5 percent to 47,156 in February with the strongest grown coming from passenger cars. Nine manufacturers reported the results in a monthly Automotive Fleet survey.
Read More →New Zealand is expected to significantly reduce ACC motor vehicle levies starting July 1, according Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) Minister Nikki Kaye, who has decided how levies for new cars will be calculated.
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Volkswagen de México will invest $1 billion to expand its assembly plant in Puebla to produce a three-row version of the Tiguan compact SUV that will be launched in 2017.
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A perennial question facing management is whether it makes business sense to provide company vehicles or to reimburse employees for the use of their personal vehicles. Some believe it will cost less, but the reality is different.
Read More →SUV registrations among luxury commercial fleet vehicles increased between 2009 and 2013, according to analysis of R.L. Polk data.
Read More →When Kraft split into two publicly traded companies in 2012, the fleet split, too. Despite the challenge the companies faced in duplicating support infrastructure to manage the two fleets, the Mondelēz International fleet has undergone a fantastic transformation.
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