NAFA Fleet Management Association (NAFA) is seeking four members in good standing for consideration in joining the 2018 Board of Directors.
This is an opportunity for well-qualified individuals with a desire to help shape the future of the fleet and mobility industry.
"NAFA is seeking individuals who are passionate about fleet and mobility, are adept with strategic and critical thinking, and exhibit excellent leadership skills that enable persuasive consensus building," said NAFA CEO Phillip E. Russo, CAE.
Merchants Fleet Management knows how to put a keen focus on storm preparation when necessary - as they recently did - helping clients get out of the way of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
In the latest Kontos Kommentary, Tom Kontos, Chief Economist at KAR Auction Services, provides his insight and updates regarding used vehicle market conditions. To read the entire Kontos Kommentary for August 2017, visit https://www.adesa.com/kontos-kommentary.
Ford Motor Co. and Lyft — which is partially owned by General Motors Co. — have formed a new partnership to work together on self-driving vehicles the companies announced today, further blurring the lines of autonomous vehicle ownership between OEMs.
The partnership involves a deployment of human-driven vehicles from Ford on Lyft’s network for testing, followed later by connecting those self-driving vehicles to Lyft’s network for public use, Sherif Marakby, Ford’s vice president of autonomous vehicles and electrification, said in a press release.
“When ready, we’ll have self-driving cars operating alongside Lyft’s current community of drivers to help accommodate times of significant consumer demand to ensure that transportation remains timely and affordable,” Marakby said.
Cadillac’s demonstration of its “Super Cruise” driver assistance technology suite has begun a coast-to coast-run across 16 states.
This demonstration of the automaker’s “hands free” semi-autonomous tech which competes with Tesla’s Autopilot marks five years of development of the system.
Participating in the run are 12 pre-production Super-Cruise equipped Cadillac CT6’ that left the Cadillac House in New York City yesterday on its way to California. In total, the convoy will cross 16 states, making the following stops: Cleveland, Ohio; Chicago, Illinois; Memphis, Tennessee; Dallas, Texas; Santa Fe, New Mexico and Phoenix, Arizona.