New Fuel-Efficiency Standards for Black Cars in New York

New black cars that enter service beginning Jan. 1 must carry a fuel economy rating of at least 25 miles a gallon and goes up to 30 mpg a year later. The only problem is that no new full-size sedan comes close to 25 mpg.

To Detroit's Dismay, McCain Proposes Boost in Fuel Economy Standards

Honda Supports Fuel Economy Boost, Undercutting Rival Automakers

IEEE Standard Sets Communication Framework For Transportation Emergencies

JLG Debuts 60-Foot Electric Articulating Boom Lift

JLG Industries has unveiled its 60-foot electric articulating boom lift for the construction industry. It is powered by two 10.7kWh lithium-ion batteries and production will begin this summer.

EPA Retains 2025 Emissions Targets

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has proposed leaving in place its emissions standards for light-duty vehicles through 2025 in a move that's expected to face opposition from automakers.

Reflecting on the Past, Changing for the Future

If you have been in the fleet industry for 20 years or even just one year, you experience change on a daily basis. It is fun to think back to a time when the 1970 Pontiac GTO achieved 10 mpg.

Auto Dealers Travel to Nation's Capitol

Dealers tell congress that consumer needs should drive responsible fuel economy increase.

Proposed Safety Standards Would Require Costly Pickup and SUV Redesigns