Car Telematics Safety Issues Subject of New National Project

The Future of Fleet: A Focus on Execution

Mobile connectivity, machine learning, and the sharing economy have put tools in the fleet manager’s toolbox that can provide new insights to engage diverse stakeholders within their businesses to drive change across the enterprise.

Spyker Cars Finalizes Purchase of Saab Automobile from GM

Saab and Spyker will operate under the Spyker umbrella, and Spyker will assume responsibility for Saab operations.

Detroit Takes Middle of the Road on Hybrids

Edmunds.com Evaluates Payback Period of Hybrid and Diesel Vehicles

"As a general rule, we found that diesels are more affordable than hybrids, taking into account the vehicles' prices, tax credits and fuel usage," notes Edmunds' AutoObserver.com Senior Editor Bill Visnic.

Report: More Than 14 Percent of Drivers Are Uninsured

In 2004, the five states with the highest uninsured driver estimates were Mississippi (26 percent), Alabama (25 percent), California (25 percent), New Mexico (24 percent), and Arizona (22 percent).

Work Truck Show to Bring Slew of Vehicles, Products

Truck manufacturers, as well as auxiliary equipment manufacturer, are gearing up to reveal several new vehicles and solutions at the Work Truck Show from March 6–9 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis.

Hawaii Gas Provides Smooth Transportation of Clean Fuel

Fleet and Facilities Supervisor Glenn Yamada discusses vehicles, challenges, and COVID-19 disruptions.

Mitchell 1 Celebrates 15 Years of Management Software Evolution

POWAY, CA - It's been 15 years since Mitchell Repair's first Microsoft Windows-based shop management software was released as 'Series I' on Sept. 21, 1995.