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WARRENVILLE, IL – Frost & Sullivan has awarded the International Truck and Engine Corp. the 2006 Industry Innovation and Advancement of the Year Award in the medium-heavy truck original equipment market. International is the first truck and bus manufacturer to offer a comprehensive telematics solution for buses and medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.
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Since its founding in 1969, AFLA has grown to be the voice of the commercial fleet market equally representing all fleet professionals. AFLA has its sights set on evolving into a more far-reaching North American fleet association.
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Read More →ARA Summer Roundtable: An automotive expert and forecaster balances the timelines of innovations that will eventually produce better market data and efficiency tools for the vehicle remarketing sector.
Read More →The automaker said the new vehicle is called the Subaru XV Crosstrek Hybrid.
Read More →Although Lyft trails Uber in terms of value and market reach, experts said beating Uber to IPO will give Lyft an advantage, as the added attention will cement Lyft as a viable alternative to Uber.
Read More →The Chinese mobility company has opened its ride-hailing platform to three carmakers. The move is one of many in the fluid market in which carmakers now have access to growing their own ride sharing services through Didi’s user base.
Read More →The General Motors autonomous driving unit, GM Cruise Holdings, will receive $3.35 billion in new capital investment to further accelerate its research toward producing a market-ready fully autonomous vehicle, the company has announced.
Read More →Drivers of diesel trucks spent an average of $8.40 more this week than last week to fill their tanks. A report by the Department of Energy states that the average price of a gallon of diesel continued to climb this week, reaching $1.323 per gallon on April 8, which is 2.8 cents above last week at this time and 16.9 cents above the price six weeks ago.
Read More →WASHINGTON - AAA is predicting that gas prices will keep falling and end up at an average between $3.20 and $3.40 a gallon by New Year’s Day.
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