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XATA Corporation, a provider of onboard fleet management systems for private fleet transportation, announced a major order from International Truck & Engine Corp. as part of the United States Postal Service 2004 cargo van purchase.
Read More →Public sector fleets face the mandate of continuous improvement with rigid budget restraints. “Do more with less” has become a tired cliché. However, there are opportunities to contain costs with emergency fleet operations.
Read More →XATA Corp., a provider of onboard fleet management systems for private fleet transportation, announced that the United States Postal Service (USPS) has specified XATA's OpCenter® system in its 2004 cargo van purchase.
Read More →XATA Corp., a provider of onboard fleet management systems for private fleet transportation, announced that the United States Postal Service (USPS) has specified XATA's OpCenter® system in its 2004 cargo van purchase.
Read More →AirIQ Inc., a fleet telematics company, announced on December 17 that it successfully closed an offering of 13,347,267 units for gross proceeds of $6,006,270 by way of private placement. The private placement was completed through National Bank Financial Inc. and GMP Securities Ltd., with National Bank Financial Inc. acting as the lead agent.
Read More →According to the Pacific Daily News on October 21, The Guam Department of Public Works, which operates public and private school buses, isn't the only agency on the island having a hard time keeping its vehicles roadworthy.
Read More →The State of Illinois spent $46 million to maintain a fleet of nearly 14,000 state-owned vehicles in the last budget year, including $5.9 million on gasoline and oil.
Read More →The State of Illinois spent $46 million to maintain a fleet of nearly 14,000 state-owned vehicles in the last budget year, including $5.9 million on gasoline and oil.
Read More →The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) on March 4, 2003 issued a proposed rulemaking determining that private fleet and local government fleet mandates are not necessary under the Energy Policy Act (EPACT) and therefore should not be imposed.
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