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By Alan Binstein
To control costs, the University ofMedicine and Dentistry of New Jersey attempts to establish a vehicle replacement cycle program for its emergency vehicles.
By Mike Scott
Overmaintaining fleet vehicles strains costs.Using a conditionbased strategy, right-sizing vehicles, and reviewing the repair vs. purchase decision are steps that can help strike the right balance.
By Shelley Ernst
Wake County,North Carolina, makes its fleet more environmentally friendly in some surprising ways.
By Shelley Mika
The state ofWashington agency pumps alternative fuel into a diverse fleet of vehicles and equipment. Switching between B-75 and B-99 helps alleviate lack of supply and weather-related drawbacks to its use.
By Fiona Soltes
Here are some tips for bringing in top resale dollar for those “unusual” pieces of equipment.
By Paul Dexler
Fully automatic systems put vehicles and the people who need them together without frustrating paper work, missed connections, and underused vehicles.
By Phil Bolsta
The Commonwealth of Virginia partners with both the public and private sectors to build E-85 fueling stations and promote the use of this clean-burning ethanol and gasoline blend.
By Chris Brown
The lifecycle cost experts at Vincentric help put a price tag on greening your fleet.
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The vehicle is shipped from a fleet to an upfitter to add equipment. The completed vehicle is then transported back to the customer's location. Read more
The vehicle is shipped from a fleet to an upfitter to add equipment. The completed vehicle is then transported back to the customer's location.
By Thi Dao Before writing a policy that will last for years, determine whether it’s the best one. Would a typical employee follow the policy?
By Thi Dao
By Michaela Kwoka-Coleman For the Chevrolet Tahoe PPV, tires are added to the vehicles that are capable of handling speeds of up to 134 mph and the brakes are adjusted to handle frequent stopping at high speeds.
By Paul Clinton
By Facundo Tassara Can vehicle collisions be avoided with vehicle-to-infrastructure or vehicle-to-vehicle technology? Several of the major OEMs think so and are spending billions of dollars a year working on the technology.
By Facundo Tassara
By Paul Clinton The 2019 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is a significantly upgraded van that offers a dizzying array of configurations and meaningful improvements designed to improve productivity for delivering packages or hauling passengers.
By Mike Antich
By Sherb Brown There is just no better opportunity to network, to learn, and to mingle with the best and the brightest than an in-person fleet event.
By Sherb Brown
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