Fleet operators who run both types of vehicles are more satisfied with electric vehicles despite higher costs, a study shows.
A recent Fleet Forward event captured the present and future state of fleet operations as they race toward greener vehicles, incorporate more regulations, and try to save time and money.
The demand for workplace electric vehicle charging stations is increasing as trends show a rise in charging sessions. More stations are needed, according to the report.
Nissan Commercial Team is hosting Model Year Preview Roadshows at TopGolf facilities in 15 U.S. cities. Attendees can find out more about Nissan 2025 model-year lineup features and meet with the fleet team.
Commercial vehicles entering the congestion relief zone in Manhattan would pay from $15 to $36 per entry. How could this change fleet routing and logistics?
A new real estate company that builds charging depots for lease can enable fleet operations to avoid the lengthy and costly process of building infrastructure.
New to the job and have a lot of questions? Four fleet managers weigh in with advice for those who are new to the gig.
From safety to market conditions to connectivity and technology, three keynote sessions at the recent Fleet Forward and Fleet Safety conferences provide an overview of the latest advances for fleets.
This year’s annual event, which brings together experts from various fleet organizations across the country, will be held from September 12-13 in Hooksett, New Hampshire.
Some senior managers don’t consider fleet a complicated or sophisticated profession. As a result, one of the biggest challenges facing fleet managers is getting management to recognize and acknowledge their corporate contribution.
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