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Fleet registrations in Spain dropped 6.8% in October, which was an improvement over the 17.1% decline in September. However, registrations for fleet in the country were still 14.4%, year-to-date.
Read More →Use of alternative fuels and advanced technology vehicles, as well as fuel reduction strategies and a Green Fleet coordinator, are some reasons the City of Seattle was recognized as the No. 1 Government Green Fleet in North America.
Read More →Anheuser-Busch is converting its 66-tractor fleet in Houston from diesel to compressed natural gas.
Read More →Fleet sales in Switzerland were down in January by 1,000 units, when compared to the same time last year.
Read More →Hornyak discusses the company’s production timelines, the decision to produce a high-range EV first, and the transition from a vehicle manufacturer to a holistic platform and a services network that optimizes the last mile.
Read More →Today's video looks at chassis availability and long lead times for products; new commercial EVs catching the interest of commercial fleets; major fleet safety initiatives impacted by budget constraints; and how the work-from-home business model raises concerns about fleet utilization and rightsizing.
Read More →Typical seasonal highs and lows were disrupted this year due to a run of natural disasters destroying hundreds of thousands of vehicles and causing a surge in replacement activity. Overall fleet depreciation improved this year.
Read More →Fleet managers and industry professionals voice their opinions and observations on a variety of issues.
Read More →A survey of 1,800 global fleet operators by Teletrac Navman uncovers the biggest challenges global fleets are facing and how they are responding in a vastly changing and increasingly complex environment.
Read More →ATLANTA - UPS announced its fleet of alternative fuel and technology delivery vehicles has driven 200 million miles since 2000. The alternative fuel fleet (AFV) now numbers more than 1,900, and another 62 vehicles have just been ordered.
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