Element Financial Corp., an independent equipment finance company, has purchased GE Capital’s Canadian fleet portfolio. As part of this agreement, the two companies said they have formed a strategic alliance to deliver vehicle fleet financing and management services to cross-border customers in Canada and the United States.
Read More →Mobileye, Inc., has signed an agreement with GE Capital Fleet Services to make Mobileye collision avoidance systems accessible to its truck fleet customers.
Read More →Mobileye, Inc., has signed an agreement with GE Capital Fleet Services to make Mobileye collision avoidance systems accessible to its truck fleet customers.
Read More →Element Financial Corporation and GE Capital announced that they have entered into a definitive asset purchase agreement, in which Element will acquire GE Capital’s Canadian fleet portfolio.
Read More →GE Capital Fleet Services recently conducted a survey that found safety is now the top priority for many fleet managers, with 36% saying it is their biggest concern. This is a change from 2012, where the top priority was meeting cost-savings goals.
Read More →GE Capital Fleet Services said in a recent survey report that 44 percent of truck fleet managers said maximizing productivity was their primary concern.
Read More →GE Capital Fleet Services announced a first-of-its-kind agreement with Carfax to develop real-time reporting for fleet managers detailing safety recalls not yet performed on vehicles within their fleets.
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GE Capital Fleet Services introduced Driver Accountability, a violation management solution that increases fleet managers’ control over violation expenses.
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Automotive Fleet chronicles the acquisitions and mergers of the major fleet leasing and management companies over the years.
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There were approximately 284,237 new vehicle (104,316 car and 179,921 truck) registrations for Canadian fleets in 2011, according to "Canadian Automotive Fleet." This represented about a 10 percent year-over-year growth.
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