Test Drive Alt-Fuel Vehicles from 21 OEMs at the Green Fleet Conference
On Oct. 1 at the 2013 Green Fleet Conference & Expo, at least 21 manufacturers will offer test drive vehicles at the Ride & Drive Street Fair. The Ride & Drive is free for fleets, public-policy makers, and fleet industry association members to participate.
by Staff
September 11, 2013
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On Oct. 1 at the 2013 Green Fleet Conference & Expo, at least 21 manufactures will offer test drive vehicles at the Ride & Drive Street Fair. The Ride & Drive is free for fleets, public-policy makers, and fleet industry association members to participate.
The 2013 Green Fleet Conference & Expo’s Ride & Drive Street Fair on Oct. 1 in Phoenix includes at least 21 automakers offering test drives of alternatively fueled and powered vehicles.
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From CNG cars and trucks to propane, electric and other technologies, the Ride & Drive is free — along with the 70,000 sq.-ft. exhibit hall and breakfast keynote speaker — for fleet attendees, public-policy makers, and fleet industry association members.
The two-day Green Fleet Conference, Oct. 1-2, also offers fleet-focused sessions and panels through three fleet tracks: commercial, heavy-duty truck, and government. From engaging with fleet professionals through a variety of networking events to hearing real-life experiences at the sessions, fleets will acquire the tools needed to further their green fleet initiatives.
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