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The dates for the 2014 Green Fleet Conference have been announced, so mark your calendars. The seventh-annual conference will focus on alt-fuel technology and fleet sustainability initiatives.
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Fleet professionals will gather at the largest green fleet conference to discuss alternative fuels and automotive technological advancements.
Read More →The inaugural class of 20 Fleet Visionaries has made a difference in the way their companies are run today and are poised to become the leaders of tomorrow. The award, sponsored by Merchants Fleet Management was presented to deserving fleet professionals with 10 years or fewer in the fleet industry.
Read More →NASHVILLE, Tenn. --- Fuel card provider Fleet One LLC announced that Allen Goetz is the company's new product specialist. He will be responsible for growing the company's Vehicle Tracking Service, OnSite Fueling and the Fleet One Driver Settlement Card.
Read More →Debuting its 2015-MY lineup in a recent California regional fleet preview, the automaker highlighted both new and refreshed products. The regional preview was one of several held by the Chrysler Group.
Read More →ST. LOUIS – In response to the economic slowdown, Enterprise Rent-A-Car is keeping its fleet of approximately 1.1 million vehicles in service longer to trim costs.
Read More →Registration is now open for the 2015 Global Fleet Management Conference. So, don't forget to budget for it during your 2015 planning process. The Global Fleet Management Conference, which will be held June 15-16 in Miami, Fla.
Read More →The U.K.-based Partnership plans to transition to at least 4,000 EVs by 2030 for its fleet of cars, vans, and light trucks.
Read More →Fleet management is a job differing today from a decade ago as the word processor differs from the steno pad.
Read More →At the recent virtual Data-Driven Fleet Experience, GM Fleet’s Ed Peper and Michelle Calloway of OnStar discussed how fleet managers should ready themselves for a future driven by data.
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