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The automotive manufacturer-sponsored training program to educate first responders, including firefighters, law enforcement, emergency medical technicians and emergency dispatchers, on electric vehicle technology will take place in Chicago, Detroit, Houston, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington, D.C.
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Hallett served in an active 25-year career with KAR Global but he will still keep his seat on the company's board of directors.
Read More →President Trump signed a proclamation enacting 25% tariffs on the import of passenger vehicles and automotive parts. However, domestic automakers can get a break from that if they operate under the guidelines of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, established in 2020.
Read More →General Motors executive Alan Batey, who elevated the fleet business in the organization, is retiring from his role as executive vice president and president of North America after 40 years with the company.
Read More →Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has named Ram truck and Jeep head Michael Manley as its chief executive officer, after medical complications forced Sergio Marchionne to step away.
Read More →The 2016 Fleet Technology Expo (FTX) gave fleet managers and stakeholders speakers and a ride and drive. Attendees had the opportunity to network and learn about the latest equipment and technology in the exhibit hall. Among the awards presented was the inaugural Fleet Visionary awards, which were sponsored by Merchants Fleet Management. Photos by Thi Dao, Jim Park, and Roselynne Reyes.
Read More →What top work truck and van fleet news do you need to know as of February 25? Watch today!
Read More →IARA Summer Roundtable: Auto sales and transactions reap more stats, info, and input than ever, but it’s not useful unless you can apply it to business.
Read More →IARA 20th Anniversary Issue: Chairman and immediate past President Paul Seger and current President Jeff Bescher see positive signs of a more stable vehicle marketplace ahead.
Read More →General Motors' chief executive has agreed to give testimony about the automaker's handling of vehicle safety issues including an ignition-switch failure that resulted in several deaths after airbags failed to deploy.
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