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The Canadian fleet market consists of approximately 1 million light- and medium-duty vehicles. The average fleet in Canada operates between 35 to 45 units. Light- and medium-duty trucks and vans constitute approximately 60-65 percent of the market, while passenger cars constitute approximately 35-40 percent of the market.
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Roy Gaysek will retire as president of ARI in Canada in March after more than 20 years with the fleet management company. Gaysek will depart on March 31.
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Read More →Canada is primarily a service-based economy, largely driven by small local businesses. The strongest vocational segments for fleet sales in Canada are energy and construction. The dominant fleet vehicle segment is light trucks.
Read More →Louis Leclerc, associate director – Bell Fleet Solutions (BFS), has retired from Bell Canada. Leclerc managed the entire BCE fleet operations for Bell and its group of companies, consisting of more than 14,000 vehicles and related rolling assets.
Read More →TORONTO, Canada --- Canadian fleet managers wishing to purchase new vehicles that qualify for the Canadian government's green rebate program now have more options.
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Read More →Ford of Canada’s Oakville Assembly plant will build the all-new Ford Edge global utility vehicle, shipping it from Canada to more than 60 countries.
Read More →NationaLease recently held its Canadian Leadership Summit in Montreal. This meeting is the key opportunity for Canadian members to discuss the latest issues facing the leasing industry in Canada, according to the company.
Read More →QEK Global Solutions (Canada), Inc. provided fleet maintenance for the Olympic Torch Relay convoy vehicles. QEK led the team on a 45,000 km (27,961.77 miles) 106-day tour from one end of Canada to the other.
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