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The 2018 Genesis G80 Sport sedan has earned a Five Stars Overall rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), following tests in frontal crash, side crash and rollover scenarios.
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Commercial vehicle sales in India rose 76% in April 2018 when compared to last year, which was primarily led by improved by medium- and heavy-duty commercial vehicle sales.
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Ford has torture-tested its 2019 Ranger midsize pickup using grueling lab tests, robotic testing too harsh for humans to endure, and jagged trails in the Australian Outback to the Arizona desert. The testing is based on the same standards of the Ford F-150, according to the company.
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A new guidance report issued by the North American Council for Freight Efficiency aims to bring clarity and insights to the complex issue of battery-electric commercial vehicles.
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If given a choice, a whopping 75% of U.S. drivers said they would still rather drive than ride in an autonomous vehicle with 71% noting that they would miss the act of driving, according to a recent survey by CariD.
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ARI has been recognized as one of the 2018 Best Workplaces in Canada, according to the fleet management company.
Read More →Marina Marzhevskaya was named car fleet manager for Samsung Electronics in Moscow, Russian Federation.
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Corporate sustainability initiatives continue to be strong, but this strategy is tempered by infrastructure constraints and the limited availability of low- or no-emission OEM-built vehicles capable of fulfilling varied fleet applications.
Read More →A bill championed by Hawaii's Gov. David Ige aims to ensure that driving under the influence of marijuana remains illegal and would also broaden the scope of drugs that cause impairment, reports Honolulu Civil Beat.
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ARI’s integration of Amazon Alexa allows fleet managers to interact with their fleet data and ARI insights, the company’s web-based portal, by asking to receive information out loud.
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