THE CAR AND TRUCK FLEET AND LEASING MANAGEMENT MAGAZINE
The keynote presentations of the 2019 NAFA Institute and Expo (NAFA I&E) will be centered around how technology and the mobility revolution are impacting the fleet and automotive industries, today and beyond.
NAFA Fleet Management Association (NAFA) in North America and Instituto PARAR from Brazil will host two strategic planning meetings at the 2019 Global Fleet Conference which will focus on how to develop more global fleet certification programs.
A federal judge has thrown out one of two trucking association lawsuits challenging the California Supreme Court’s Dynamex decision last year restricting the use of independent contractors by transportation companies in the state.
New York's elected leaders have approved a state budget that enables new tolls on vehicles entering midtown Manhattan that's designed to reduce traffic and increase vehicle speeds, as well as fund long-needed improvements to New York City's network of subway and train lines.
General Motors is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its successful relationship with Mary Kay in providing career cars as incentive rewards to the company’s national network of independent beauty consultants.
Lyft's stock began trading on the Nasdaq on March 29 under the ticker "LYFT."
Jeff Schlesinger, who most recently served as president and CEO of LeasePlan, recounts his experience in fleet management and provides insight into what the future of fleet may bring.
Bestpass has expanded coverage of its toll management solution to South Carolina for the commercial fleets that use it, the Albany, N.Y.-based company announced.
The North American Commercial Vehicle Show, a biennial trucking industry event for fleet owners, managers and decision makers, announced that online registration is open for the 2019 trade show.
UPS will begin using drones to deliver medical samples at WakeMed's flagship hospital in Raleigh, N.C., once it gains approval from the Federal Aviation Administration, the parcel delivery company has announced.
Taking a global look at the industry after more than 35 years involved in the fleet management side, Hardesty enjoys a challenge (and a good laugh).
On March 18, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal in a case involving the alleged misclassification of California owner-operator drivers as independent contractors rather than employees – but it's far from the end of the battle over employee misclassification in the state.
The strike resulted from an Uber policy that slashed pay-per-mile by 25%, bringing the rate from 80 cents per mile to 60 cents per mile.
Automotive Fleet's biennial fleet manager salary survey revealed that fleet manager salaries are growing, with more reporting earning salaries over $80,000 and fewer reporting annual earnings between $50,000 and $80,000 in 2018 compared to a previous study.
More fleet managers reported their salaries rising in 2018 when compared to 2016, which many attribute to increases that are based on achieving corporate goals.
The 2019 NAFA Institute and Expo (NAFA I&E) put a significant emphasis on how future mobility technologies might impact fleets and hosted numerous seminars and educational sessions geared toward educating the commercial fleet manager of today on how to best improve his or her operations in the most effective ways possible.
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