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Three vehicles widely used in commercial fleets including the Ford Escape, Ford Edge, and Dodge Grand Caravan made the list of the 10 least expensive vehicles to insure, according to an annual report by Insure.com.
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WASHINGTON – Gas prices climbed this week due to precautionary refinery shutdowns along the Gulf Coast, but AAA says experts expect prices to drop due to slow demand.
Read More →Azuga’s latest Fleet Driver Performance scorecard report found that disinfecting and pest control service fleets were the best performing overall commercial fleet segment, in terms of safety, productivity, and work ethic.
Read More →The California Department of Motor Vehicles has revoked Pony.ai’s permit to test its autonomous vehicle technology with a driver after finding violations on some safety drivers’ driving records.
Read More →At a special handover ceremony Al-Futtaim Motors Toyota delivered 100 new Yaris Sedans to Al Ahli Driving Centre.
Read More →PHOENIX - ThyssenKrupp Elevator, the world's premier manufacturer, installer, and service provider of vertical and horizontal transportation technology, is test-driving propane-fuel technology for its service vehicles in the Phoenix market.
Read More →The U.S. Congressional Budget Office (CBO) indicated January 9 that simply raising fuel economy standards may not be the best way to reduce fuel consumption and could encourage more traffic and increase accident fatalities, according to a report in Environment & Energy Daily.
Read More →Ford Motor Co. is recalling 899,060 Ford Taurus and Mercury Sable sedans in cold weather states because salt from the roads could corrode and fracture the cars' front coil springs, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on July 16, according to a report by the Associated Press.
Read More →BERKELEY, Calif. --- A study released today by University of California at Berkeley researchers refutes the longstanding argument that making ethanol for gasoline consumes more energy than it creates, according to a report in the Los Angeles Times.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. — A high percentage of new 2005-model year passenger cars, pickup trucks, sport/utility vehicles, vans, and minivans offer advanced safety technology, according to a new government report released on March 15.
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