Arsenault Reports Major Gains in Maintenance Management Technology Market in 2005

ATCO, N.J. – Arsenault Associates Inc., a provider of fleet maintenance management solutions, has announced record growth in 2005 and plans for 2006. Charles Arsenault, company founder and president, said Arsenault Associates acquired 80 new fleet clients in 2005. Revenues grew by 18 percent over the previous year.

GPS Vehicle Tracking: A Start-Up Guide for Your Business

There are many providers on the market today, and the key is to find one that not only fits your needs but is particularly attentive to your business's needs.

Used Vehicle Market, Economy Not Sick — But Not Too Energetic Either

IARA Summer Roundtable: A panel of economists laid out a mash up of economic indicators and remarketing industry signals that show the worst is over since 2020. But how much improvement lies ahead?

New Energy Forecast Reaffirms Diesel´s Potential in U.S. Market

WASHINGTON, D.C. — In its updated annual energy forecast for 2005 through 2025, Energy Information Administration (EIA) paints of a picture of increasing demand for petroleum and fluctuating prices.

Honda to Market Clean Diesels in U.S. and Japan by 2009

TORRANCE, CA – Within the next three years, Honda Motor Co. plans to develop a four-cylinder diesel engine that will run as clean as a gasoline engine, reports Automotive News and Dow Jones. Diesel engines produce about 30 percent better fuel economy than a gasoline engine and are much less complex than hybrids.

GM Takes 32.9% Combined Fleet & Non-Fleet Commercial Market Share for 2001-CY

Mercedes-Benz: Innovating Technologies Working to Bring Fuel-Cell Cars to the Market

MONTVALE, N.J. – Mercedes-Benz is leading the way in innovating technologies, and part of its process is a detailed testing schedule. From the development of a concept through to it becoming a reality, the Mercedes-Benz team looks at many different areas to make sure the vehicles are the safest on the road.

Honda to Market Clean Diesels in U.S. and Japan by 2009

TORRANCE, CA – Within the next three years, Honda Motor Co. plans to develop a four-cylinder diesel engine that will run as clean as a gasoline engine, reports Automotive News and Dow Jones. Diesel engines produce about 30 percent better fuel economy than a gasoline engine and are much less complex than hybrids.

Researchers Measure Distraction Levels of Voice-Activated Systems

The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety teamed with University of Utah psychology researchers to measure driver distraction levels associated with giving voice commands to control electronics and update social media.