Three key appointments highlight the company’s operational transformation.
Juan Perez, senior vice president of operations at LeasePlan USA, recently announced the appointments of Elizabeth Kelly, Gerri Patton and Wanda Mills to key positions that will support a life-of-the-vehicle approach within the company.
“Our priority as an operations team is to deliver the promise. The promotion of these three incredibly talented leaders will be a big part of that,” said Perez.
Key oil and gas facilities along the Texas Gulf Coast have temporarily shut down as Harvey pounds the region with torrential rain and high winds, virtually assuring gasoline prices will rise in the storm's aftermath.
Even before the Harvey made landfall late Friday, dozens of oil and gas platforms had been evacuated, at least three refineries had closed and at least two petrochemical plants had suspended operations.
How soon they reopen depends on the severity of flooding and the resumption of power to the areas.
AFLA is happy to announce Kim Lear will return as a speaker for this year's Annual Corporate Fleet Conference (AFLA 2017) with a session focused on "The Sharing Economy."
The AFLA 2017 conference, to be held September 17-20 at the M Resort in Las Vegas, NV, will feature innovative presentations on hot topics related to the fleet industry with a theme of "Your Winning Hand - Align, Advance, Accelerate, Achieve."
Register now to secure your spot at this year's premier fleet conference!
Austin Russell hops in a motorized cart and goes whizzing through a cavernous building on the edge of San Francisco Bay that is normally used to disembark cruise-ship passengers.
As the lanky 22-year-old CEO tools around, he passes a mannequin, a tire and a co-worker on a bicycle--all elements of a demonstration to show how well his company's sensor can monitor the environment. On a nearby screen, those shapes appear in rainbow colors that signify exactly how far away they are.
All of it is the result of laser beams shooting out of a black box and bouncing off more than a million points around the room every second.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk revealed recently the company planned to unveil a semi-truck in September, adding it would be capable of handling long-haul loads.
Apparently, he forgot to add “just barely.”
The new truck, which Musk has implied in the past would be on par with current trucks or better. However, a new Reuters report reveals that the new truck will be capable of 200 to 300 miles on a charge. Most long-haul trucks can go 1,000 miles before refueling.