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Blind Veterans UK, a U.K.-based charity that helps blind and vision impaired ex-service personnel, added six new Transporters to its fleet of Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, according to a company announcement.
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Ford Motor Co. is creating a specialized team to make its commercial vehicles more responsive to fleet needs, as part of a new organization that will help make its product lines more innovative, called Enterprise Product Line Management that will be led by Jim Baumbick.
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Commercial fleet managers should mandate that drivers always remain buckled up when operating a company vehicle. While it's a relatively simple reminder, seat-belt use should be strongly emphasized as a way to keep the employee driver safe and limit liability.
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GoRide uses Ford Transit vans specifically outfitted to transport people with mobility challenges.
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Procurement and other fleet-focused concepts will be highlighted as speaker topics at the 2018 AFLA annual corporate fleet conference, AFLA has revealed.
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Harold W. "Knap" Knapheide was the fifth generation to lead The Knapheide Manufacturing company, and has served as its president since 1978.
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Lightning Systems will begin delivering a battery-electric version of Chevrolet's Low Cab Forward 6500XD later this year for commercial and government fleets.
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Hyundai Motor North America hopes to expand corporate fleet sales following a reorganization of the business unit that was announced in June that also brought a new leader to oversee the automaker's North American operations over product strategy, production, and sales.
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The California new-vehicle market declined for the fifth consecutive quarter during the period ending in June, providing further proof that the market has plateaued after several years of big increases.
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Hyundai's 2019 Santa Fe XL will retail for at least $31,830 for the three-row midsize SUV that seats seven passengers, the automaker has announced.
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