COVID-19, 'New Normal' Dominate ICRS Panels

Throughout the five days, seminars and discussions focused on a variety of issues, from the COVID-19 pandemic and travel restrictions, to the battle over independent contractors and customer engagement.

A Decade Later: What the AF 2015 Fleet Forecasts Got Right and Why the Trends Still Matter

Ten years later, the 2015 fleet forecasts by Mike Antich reveal what truly shaped the industry and why his approach still helps fleets plan what’s next.

Volvo Celebrates 50 Years in Germany

GERMANY – This year, Germany holds the position of third-largest market in the world for Volvo Car Corporation, following the United States and Sweden, Volvo Cars’ home market.

Ongoing Vehicle Sourcing Constraints Aggravated by Higher Fleet Costs

Difficulty sourcing replacement units continues to be an ongoing pain point. Likewise fleet costs are up. Compared to CY-2020 vehicle acquisitions costs are approximately 19% higher while maintenance and fuel increased 25-40%.

The Need to Create a Partnership Between Government Fleets & Fleet Service Providers

Privatization isn't a new phenomenon among government fleets, but recently it has come to the forefront again following the signing of several prominent outsourcing contracts.

No Truck Powertrain Type to Dominate by 2050

S&P Mobility projects that no single fuel or powertrain type will account for the majority of sales in medium-duty (Classes 4-7) and heavy-duty (Class 8) trucks over the next 25 years.

Automotive Remarketing Services Sells 10,000th Vehicle

Nashville AA Announces Management Changes

Nashville AA to Host 2003 Auctioneer Championships