Catalytic Converter Thefts Surge in Q1 2022 Above 2021 Levels
Take a deep dive into the state of the industry with Mike Antich as he discusses the latest in catalytic converter theft around the country and how it could affect your fleet.
Take a deep dive into the state of the industry with Mike Antich as he discusses the latest in catalytic converter theft around the country and how it could affect your fleet.
The 2023 Subaru Solterra comes in three trim models, starting at $44,995 MSRP minus federal and state tax credits.
Ford F-150 Lightning trucks are now being built for customers across America.
Bidirectional charging ranked highest among electrified truck intenders, with 64% saying they wanted it. The technology can power appliances, tools, and TVs and serve as a generator for a house or even charge another electric vehicles.
A new study from SpotHero explores parking stress, which appears to be on the rise and causing frustration behind the wheel — with 43% saying they felt road rage while parking.
A new survey from Policygenius finds that nearly one-third of Americans have been the victim of angry or aggressive driving during the past two years. But many also admit to engaging in at least one form of road rage themselves.
A new distracted driving survey from State Farm indicates that drivers continue to text, make calls, use apps, and even shoot videos while behind the wheel.
Ford recalls 652,996 pickup trucks and big SUVs, Toyota recalls 458,054 of various models, and Mercedes-Benz issues two separate recalls, totaling 147,749 vehicles.
Distracted driving is a serious problem, so we rounded up the top articles full of tips and information to keep your drivers and our roadways safe all year long.
The framework agreement signed on April 22, 2022 is binding, further forging a combined portfolio of 3.5 million vehicles under fleet management.
A recent study shows that driver reaction time increased by up to 57% when interacting with today’s sophisticated dashboard mounted touchscreens.
CAR 2022 IARA Session: A crisis, trial, setback, or challenge — you can’t change the conditions, but you can summon the circumstances, a veteran U.S. Army Ranger tells a conference of vehicle remarketers.
Known as the Citizens Air Complaint Program, New York City citizens can make money by reporting commercial vehicles that are left idling for more than three minutes without a driver.
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