Deciding the best way to invest in your career is no easy task, particularly with so many options being offered to today's workforce.
AFLA has provided a solution for fleet-focused individuals by creating the Mini-MBA program in partnership with Bentley University. This unique opportunity will challenge participants with active exercises, case studies, assessments and lively group discussion, to reinforce understanding of the concepts presented.
Watch this message from Michael Beiger, AFLA Mini-MBA Task Force Chair, on what program participants will gain when they invest in their professional futures with AFLA.
Enterprise joins the ranks of Lincoln, Lyft, Mercedes, and others that have started their own car subscription service.
The distinction with the Enterprise plan is that subscribers have the option to exchange vehicles up to four times a month. Typical out-of-pocket expenses like insurance, registration, maintenance, roadside assistance, and satellite radio are all part of the deal, too.
Prices and locations have not yet been announced and will be available sometime in the next 4-5 weeks.
Read the article at ConsumerAffairs.
Evolving technology and improvements to how claims are managed and reported are helping CEI make some significant improvements to accident management.
Methods and successful case studies in one of the world’s most challenging road safety environments
By Mark Boada, Executive Editor
Collectively, the members of the U.S.-based Network of Employers for Traffic Safety (NETS) have a superior fleet safety record. So, it made sense to NETS’ board of directors to take the organization’s expertise last month to Latin America – the region with the world’s second-highest rate of traffic fatalities -- and demonstrate to fleet safety managers the ways they can help change the safety culture and prevent crashes.
The two-day event – the organization’s first-ever outside the U.S. in its history -- held in San Jose, Costa Rica was called the NETS Latin American Regional Satellite Conference, and to hear NETS Executive Director Joe McKillips tell it, it was “a tremendous success on several levels.”
A truck with a low sticker price is not always the best choice.
At the same time, paying too much for a truck just because it’s highly rated is not the answer.
It’s important to assure that you acquire a truck that offers the performance, features, and dependability you expect while fitting within your budget.
To do this, you need to know each competitor’s standard and available features, safety and reliability scores, average transaction prices, and overall costs of ownership.
Read the article at U.S.News.