Certified Pre-Owned Sales Hold Steady in July

The used market this year is feeling the effects of high-inflation and elevated used-vehicle prices. Sales continue to be soft, but the market is not under stress

State of the Fleet Industry: Two Fleet Logistics Efforts Underway

Today's video looks at how fleets will be key to the role out of COVID-19 vaccines; the largest peak season for the last mile-delivery market; and the huge demand for rental trucks for last mile delivery.

Gasoline Moves Lower to $2.35 Per Gallon

The national average price of regular unleaded fell 4 cents to $2.35 per gallon for the week ending May 8, as a result of "an unseasonable glut of gasoline in the U.S. market," according to AAA.

Ford to Unveil Next-Gen F-150 in 2020

Ford plans to reveal its next-generation F-150 pickup in 2020 as it plans to continue to dominate the U.S. pickup truck market, outgoing CFO Bob Shanks said at an investor event.

Potential for Overall Change, But Diesel Prices Remain High and Climbing

Insurance Institute Study Focuses on Impact of Driving Age Requirements

ARLINGTON, VA --- Most U.S. states allow driving at age 16, 16½, or somewhere in between. A new Insurance Institute for Highway Safety report focuses on the costs in terms of lives of allowing licensure sooner rather than later.

Photos Before Minn. Bridge Collapse Show Bends

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. --- Old photos of the Interstate 35W bridge, featured in a report issued this month by the National Transportation Safety Board, reveal that two steel connecting plates were visibly bent as early as four years before the bridge collapsed and killed 13 people.

Study: Alexandria, Va., Drivers Most Improved

NORTHBROOK, IL --- The Allstate Insurance Co. today released its fifth annual Allstate America's Best Drivers Report, which ranks America's 200 largest cities in terms of car collision frequency to identify which cities have the safest drivers according to Allstate data.

Study Shows Tough Vehicle Emissions Standards Benefit Human Health

LOS ANGELES – The American Lung Association in California published a report, called “The Road to Clean Air,” that shows tougher vehicle emissions standards could help California avoid at least $7.2 billion per year in health and other societal costs.