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Top articles in 2015 included Element Financial's acquisition of GE Capital's fleet business, reasons to avoid driver reimbursement, increasing maintenance costs, and a forecast of how fleet management would look in 2025.
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Vehicle updates about new or discontinued models, pricing news, and Element Financial Corp.'s acquisition of GE Capital's fleet business ranked as the most read stories on AutomotiveFleet.com during 2015.
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The fleet truck of the year’s diesel variant delivers up to 29 mpg and a towing capability up to 9,200 pounds, making it the standout among its competitors.
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The Ford Fusion was once again named the Fleet Car of the Year by fleet managers in an online ballot. Ford has continued to update the Fusion with more standard and available features desired in a mid-size sedan.
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When planning ahead for 2016, make sure to circle July 18-20. That’s when the 2016 edition of the not-to-be-missed Fleet Safety Conference will be held at the Renaissance Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel in Schaumburg, Ill.
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Ram's 1500 large pickup received the Fleet Truck of the Year award for the second time since 2012, this honor was given by Automotive Fleet and Business Fleet based on fleet manager popularity.
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Ford's Fusion mid-size sedan has earned the Fleet Car of the Year award for the fifth time in six years in an honor given by Automotive Fleet and Business Fleet based on feedback from fleet managers.
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When the day comes that you decide to finally hang up your cleats, you’ll probably realize that it was less about what you knew about the fleet business and more about who you knew.
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It’s not too early to begin planning for the Global Fleet Conference, which returns to Europe for 2016. The conference will return to Brussels, Belgium June 13-15, 2016, and will be held at The Square, the site of the 2014 Global Fleet Conference.
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When considering telematics adoption, medium- and large-size commercial fleets have very different needs.
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