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Since 2010, auto accident fatalities due to speeding have decreased by 2% across the nation. But why do some states fare better at reducing speeding deaths and do speed limits make a difference? A new report examines the subject.
Read More →Checking the lug nuts on a commercial motor vehicle should be a part of a Daily Vehicle Inspection Report (DVIR). Indicators of a loose lug nut could be shiny metal or new rust. If the lug nut is less than hand-tight, the rim could come off.
Read More →Billionaire Li Ka-shing's Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings (CKI) has beefed up its presence in New Zealand with a $501 million purchase of EnviroWaste, which operates a fleet of more than 290 vehicles nationwide,
Read More →Dubai's transport authority has revealed plans to add more than 3,200 new taxis to its fleet over the next five years.
Read More →Hyundai is planning to manufacture a new hydrogen fuel cell utility vehicle with a 500-mile range.
Read More →The fleet of State-owned cars serving officials will be cut by 30 to 50%, or about 12,000 to 20,000 cars, by the year 2020. The cut will not be applied to mountainous, remote areas and the islands.
Read More →Mercedes-Benz is set to produce a hydrogen fuel cell powered version of its GLC luxury SUV that's replacing the GLK that will be called the GLC F-Cell by 2017.
Read More →Average costs to own and run typical new compact-sized ears in 20 key U.S. cities soared 51 percent in the past two years reaching 47.3 cents per mile in 1981.
Read More →Eicher Motors has unveiled 11 new trucks and buses. The Pro Series, as the new range will be called, comprises products in the five to 49 ton space.
Read More →Automakers’ latest earnings show higher revenues and sales, but thinner margins due to incentive inflation, higher cost of capital, increased component costs, and EV-related investment charges. What does it mean for fleets?
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