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Small Fleet•by Staff•June 1, 2006

Honda to Market Clean Diesels in U.S. and Japan by 2009

Within the next three years, Honda Motor Co. plans to develop a four-cylinder diesel engine that will run as clean as a gasoline engine.

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Small Fleet•by Staff•June 1, 2006

Calif. Moves Closer to Cell Phone Driving Ban

The California State Senate approved legislation last Thursday that would ban the use of hand-held cell phones while driving.

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Small Fleet•by Staff•June 1, 2006

New Generation of Clean Diesel Fuel Begins Flowing Today

Refinery Production of Ultra-low Sulfur Diesel (ULSD) Key to New Clean Diesel System

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Small Fleet•by Staff•June 1, 2006

NoCal AAA Switches Entire Fleet to Hybrids

The AAA of Northern California will switch entire fleet of 400 vehicles to hybrid Toyota Priuses and Ford Escapes. Study showed that the AAA would save money in the long term.

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Small Fleet•by Staff•June 1, 2006

State Cars in Ohio to Use Ethanol

Pending legislation brings to light the challenges associated with making the switch.

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Small Fleet•by Staff•June 1, 2006

Ford's New Traction Control System Among the Best Performers

Ford Motor Company offers an innovative traction control system on 2006 model vehicles that's among the best performing systems on the road.

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Small Fleet•by Staff•June 1, 2006

Auto and Oil Industries Differ on Ethanol

Alternative fuel debate continues; consumer outcry over high gas prices and dependence on oil spurs Congress, automakers to action.

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Small Fleet•by Staff•May 25, 2006

MONEY Magazine: Be Skeptical of Auto Awards

Auto awards range from the straightforward: “Car of the Year” to the frivolous: “Best Online Sales Experience.” How can you tell which ones matter?

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Small Fleet•by Staff•May 25, 2006

Bill Gives Locksmiths Access to Key Codes

Calif. legislation allows locksmiths to duplicate car keys programmed with proprietary anti-theft codes on the spot.

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