AFLA Offers Benefits Throughout the Year
AFLA is a lot more than an annual conference - it offers a variety of resources and networking connections throughout the year.
Mobile Vehicle Maintenance and Repair for Fleets
RepairSmith, backed by Daimler, offers on-site fleet service with ASE-certified mechanics delivering diagnostics, repair, maintenance, tire service, and state-regulated inspections (including BIT) direct to fleets.
Thinking About Tomorrow
These last few months have been brutal for many of us as we struggle with the effects of the current crisis. Nevertheless, we remain optimistic that this, too, shall pass and we plan ahead for brighter days.
Ed Pierce reinforces that view in ‘Don’t Stop Thinking About Tomorrow’ -- offering insight into the challenges and opportunities marketers face in the midst of the pandemic.
Many of you know Ruth Alfson, CAFM, former president of NAFA and new fleet manager for the City of Cincinnati. Ruth is no stranger to dealing with crises, and with just two months into the job, she is well prepared to help the city cope with COVID-19.
How do you engage, focus and inspire your people when they are in lockdown? Storyteller Doug Keeley has an answer to that question in his free webinar this Thursday, April 9th.
Drive Safety, Keep Well!
Janice Sutton
Editor in Chief
As Oil Goes Down; the Cost of Driver Idling Behavior Goes Up
Ron Zima, ADpPR In the midst of the rapidly unfolding pandemic, businesses and institutions are scrambling to the new realities. For fleet managers who had an eye on reducing the idling of fleet engines, the dramatically lower fuel costs as a result of cheaper, pandemic oil very well may lead to a tougher driver sales-job […]
FDNY Mechanic, An ‘Unsung Hero’ Who Kept Ambulances Running, Dies Of Coronavirus
An ambulance mechanic and U.S. Army veteran on Sunday became the first FDNY member to die of coronavirus.
James Villecco, 55, a Staten Island resident, was hailed as an “unsung hero."
"This is the kind of unsung hero who doesn’t get the credit he deserves,” Mayor de Blasio told reporters. "This is the kind of man who keeps us safe because he kept the ambulances in good repair so they could get there to help all of us.”
Read the article at New York Daily News.
