Toyota Debuts All-New 2009 Corolla
Featuring 12.3 cubic feet of cargo space, a plethora of standard features, and an environmentally friendly design, the 2009 Toyota Corolla is all-new from the inside out.
Featuring 12.3 cubic feet of cargo space, a plethora of standard features, and an environmentally friendly design, the 2009 Toyota Corolla is all-new from the inside out.
Wheels Inc. President and CEO Jim Frank discusses the sea change occurring in fleet management, a profound shift caused by challenges facing the financial market and Detroit’s Big Three, green initiatives, and fuel costs.
For Rossmoor Pastries, converting from gasoline-powered delivery vans to a fleet fueled by clean-burning compressed natural gas is saving the company $4,000 per month.
Which is best for your fleet? Several factors must be considered when deciding between gas or diesel. The following information will help guide your decision.
Federal regulators are pushing stricter enforcement of complex vehicle safety regulations. Staying up-to-date with the mandates help commercial fleets avoid heavy fines or shut-downs for noncompliance.
Beyond simply determining fleet vehicle location, the Alabama Department of Environmental Management uses telematics technology to help manage its fleet and reduce harmful emissions.
Since extending its replacement cycle in 2004, Valero saved more than $200,000 per year for a total of $654,000 through 2007.
A significant amount of research has been conducted to support the development of more fuel-efficient vehicles. Here is a look at a few of the directions GM is taking.
Hybrid systems, E85 and biodiesel capability, and active fuel management are available separately or together on a number of different vehicles.
GM has offered an extensive history of fleet vehicles. Here is a look at fleet vehicles that changed history.
Fleets large and small investigate wireless technologies and changing driver habits to reduce the fuel costs and environmental impact caused by excessive and unnecessary truck idling.
Slip seating means rotating drivers through trucks as vehicles are available, rather than assigning a specific driver to a specific unit. In some cases, it can be a public relations as well as financial advantage.
Studies show that vehicle signage can generate impressions at a cost-per-thousand that’s far less than other forms of promoting your company. But with a scant 1.5 seconds for drivers to take in the message, effective sign design is key.
In light of skyrocketing fuel prices, all opportunities to improve your fleet’s routing efficiency should be examined, whether they’re technology-based products, do-it-yourself solutions or better communication with clients.
“I was just in an accident. What do I do?” Have you reinforced your procedures for handling a fleet driver in a damaged vehicle lately?
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