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DETROIT — A national campaign -- called MADDatGM -- has been launched with the backing of 17,000 bars, taverns and liquor stores, to attack General Motors and Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), mostly for their efforts to lower legal blood-alcohol levels, according to the Detroit Free Press.
Read More →TREVOSE, PA — The Safety Wins team invites individuals who drive as part of their job to attend free driver safety training at the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona, Florida, on Wed. Feb. 16.
Read More →MOUNT LAUREL, NJ -- PHH Corporation has completed the spin-off from Cendant Corporation. Shares of PHH common stock were distributed to Cendant shareholders in the form of a tax-free stock dividend.
Read More →OVERLAND PARK, KS — A new agreement with Sprint will free more than 8,000 Ford employees from their office phones, replacing them with wireless devices that will deliver virtually instantaneous wireless communications using the "walkie talkie"-style Sprint PCS Ready Link service.
Read More →Avoiding potential workers’ compensation claims is becoming a greater factor in fleet upfitting decisions. For example, according to a Zurich Service Corp. study, the average workers’ comp cost for a pushing/pulling injury was $10,175, while the average cost for a lifting/bending incident is $8,989.
Read More →TROY, MI — A Long Island insurance think-tank has licensed Volkswagen of America, Inc. to offer the industry's first no-charge insurance policy to customers who purchase or lease selected models during a three-month test in Illinois and Wisconsin.
Read More →TORRANCE, CA - Bobit Business Media has launched Global Fleet eNews, a free weekly e-mail newsletter that reports on new developments and news in international fleet management.
Read More →SUNNYVALE, CA — EZ Lube Inc., a Southern California-based fast oil change company, announced on December 20 that it is making waiting time productive by providing free, secure wireless guest access for its customers at each of its 53 locations.
Read More →DETROIT — The Chrysler Group made the right choice in developing its 2005 Town & Country minivans, according to the Detroit Free Press´ Mark Phelan.
Read More →DETROIT — The Chrysler Group made the right choice in developing its 2005 Town & Country minivans, according to the Detroit Free Press´ Mark Phelan.
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