Fleets have implemented a number of strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Ten proven examples are highlighted.
Fleets are increasing personal charges in 2010 while decreasing the number of eligible drivers.
Corporations continue to be uncertain about the strength of the economic recovery. As a result, companies remain cautious about their fleet ordering volumes. Many are right-sizing vehicles and lengthening replacement cycles.
BOSTON --- Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) has recognized three companies for their innovative greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction strategies to help to reduce fleet emissions. EDF has identified Carrier, Novo Nordisk and Poland Spring as pioneers in "executing innovative emission reduction best practices that corporations across America can emulate."
BOSTON --- Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) has recognized three companies for their innovative greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction strategies to help to reduce fleet emissions. EDF has identified Carrier, Novo Nordisk and Poland Spring as pioneers in "executing innovative emission reduction best practices that corporations across America can emulate."
Company vehicle driving privileges are not based simply on an employee’s job title. Several fleet managers discuss their company’s vehicle eligibility requirements.
Many commercial fleets deferred fleet orders in 2009 and need to “play catch-up” with their replacement schedules for 2010 ordering. However, many fleets are delaying finalization of 2010 selectors due to market uncertainties.
One of the top three overall concerns for most commercial fleets, reducing fuel expense is a challenging issue. How are ideas to reduce fuel expense implemented, and what challenges must be overcome?
The field will be narrowed to three finalists, and the winner announced May 4 in Salt Lake City during the NAFA’s 2008 Institute & Expo.
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