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Operations•by Chris Brown•March 1, 2006

How to Factory Order and Still Keep Your Dealer Happy.

You can save money by factory ordering and still keep a good dealer relationship.

Operations•by Chris Brown•March 1, 2006

Small Fleet Best Practices: Purchasing

These elivery and service companies say personal relationships and painless transactions win out over price haggling.

Operations•by Chris Brown•January 1, 2006

First Timer's Guide to the Medium-Duty Truck

Forget initial cost. Working with your dealer to optimize a truck for its intended application will provide the lowest overall cost of ownership over its lifetime

Operations•by Chris Brown•January 1, 2006

The Head Turner with Hauling Power

This GM medium-duty with a pickup body by Monroe is designed to make a scene while doing the job.

Operations•by Chris Brown•January 1, 2006

Clearing the Air on 2007 Diesel Regulations

Let’s clear the air on what we do know. The changes will impact truck costs, fuel economy, maintenance and inventory.

Operations•by Bert Grayson•November 1, 2005

Rebates, Discounts, Incentives: What Can You Get?

Do you have all your chips to negotiate a fleet deal? There may be factory incentives and discounts waiting for you that don't cost the selling dealer anything.

Operations•by Chris Brown•November 1, 2005

Closing the Safety Gap Between Small and Large Fleets

Do small fleet operators have a resistance to safety related options in their vehicles?

Vehicle Research•by Chad Simon•October 1, 2005

Medium-Duty Truck Operating Costs Flat in 2004 Calendar year

Continued use of recapped tires and lengthened PM intervals have kept medium-duty truck operating costs relatively flat for utility/railroad, delivery, and service fleets in 2004.

Operations•by Staff•September 1, 2005

The Wireless Revolution in Business Fleets

It's no time to be a technophobe.

Operations•by Joseph Crosby & Chad Simon•September 1, 2005

Safety Drives Black Box Use in Fleets

Event data recorders act as electronic driving instructors. Experts say they can reduce accidents by 20-30%.

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