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Diesel smoke is about to go the way of the rumble seat, the nation's top environmental officer told a Phoenix audience Oct. 27, according to the Arizona Republic newspaper.
Read More →Atlanta-based DataScan Technologies, LLC has acquired Vehicle Inspection Services, Inc. (VIS), a full-service vehicle inspection company. DataScan, a provider of wholesale floorplan finance accounting and risk management systems and services, performs floorplan audits for banks, captives and other financial institutions throughout the U.S. The acquisition will allow DataScan to offer a wider ran
Read More →Atlanta-based DataScan Technologies, LLC has acquired Vehicle Inspection Services, Inc. (VIS), a full-service vehicle inspection company. DataScan, a provider of wholesale floorplan finance accounting and risk management systems and services, performs floorplan audits for banks, captives and other financial institutions throughout the U.S. The acquisition will allow DataScan to offer a wider ran
Read More →Talk show host Oprah Winfrey celebrated the premiere of her 19th season on September 13 by surprising each of her 276 audience members with a new car.
Read More →In the wake of a scandal on the use of a county vehicle, Salt Lake County Mayor Nancy Workman announced on June 3 the creation of a five-member "citizens panel" to review and recommend policy and procedure changes for Salt Lake County, according to the Salt Lake Tribune newspaper.
Read More →In a time of tight budgets, rising taxes and service cutbacks, Fairfax County Board Chairman Gerry Connolly thinks he may have found a way of saving money: reduce the number of vehicles assigned to county agencies, according to an article in the Connection newspaper on April 29.
Read More →In a time of tight budgets, rising taxes and service cutbacks, Fairfax County Board Chairman Gerry Connolly thinks he may have found a way of saving money: reduce the number of vehicles assigned to county agencies, according to an article in the Connection newspaper on April 29.
Read More →A state audit report of Missouri Western State College recommends closer monitoring of the college’s fleet of vehicles, according to the St. Joseph News-Press newspaper.
Read More →The City of Long Beach could save $6.3 million annually by eliminating 427 vehicles, downsizing another 232 and changing the way it staffs its fleet bureau, according to a city audit reported in the March 13 edition of the Long Beach Press Telegram newspaper.
Read More →A Big Island auditor says the police should gradually switch to a fleet of county-owned marked patrol cars, rather than subsidized personal vehicles, according to the Hawaii News newspaper.
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