March 2007

2008 E-Series Follows Ford's Tough-Truck Tradition

Upgraded for 2008, Ford’s E-Series Wagon and Van feature a revitalized front end, improved suspension and shocks for enhanced ride, new braking system for better functionality, and added safety features.

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Guidelines for Biodiesel Use in Fleets

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Guidelines for Biodiesel Use in Fleets

The new 2007 Sprinter is available in three all-new vehicle lengths (233, 273, and 289 inches)...

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All New Dodge Sprinter

Operating Expenses for Medium-Duty Trucks Increase

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Operating Expenses for Medium-Duty Trucks Increase

It is important to thoroughly train all employees handling equipment in its operation and safe use.

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Upfit Specs Can Reduce Workers Comp Claims

With more than 15 different engine options available, how do you ensure you spec the right...

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8 Questions: Selecting Medium-Duty Transmissions

The Future of the Light Truck as Chevrolet Sees It

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The Future of the Light Truck as Chevrolet Sees It

The 2008 Dodge Ram 4500 truck.

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All New Dodge Class 4-5 Trucks

One simple and immediate way truck fleets can save money at the pump is to keep tires properly...

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How to Increase Truck Fuel Mileage

Find out what's new with safety and brake control on the 2008-MY new trucks.

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OEMs Improve Truck Brake Safety and Control

With medium-duty trucks, as with any class vehicle, implementing a consistent preventive...

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What Fleet Managers Need to Know About Diesel Engine Fluids

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We Want to Be Your Work Truck Resource!

During the testing/evaluation period, fleet managers should consider various metrics, such...

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How to Maximize Commercial Truck Tire Life

OnStar BVM lets light-duty truck fleet operators know when it is time for an oil change, to...

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Preventive Maintenance at the Touch of a Button