ARI announced today the company will present a two-part webinar series on the electronic logging device (ELD) mandate from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). “The ELD Mandate – What You Need to Know to Be Prepared,” will discuss the specifics of the ELD mandate and the telematics technology options available to fleets today.
In part one of the webinar series, “The Specifics,” Jason Rudinoff, regulatory compliance analyst and safety specialist, will address the specifics of the ELD mandate including who is affected and why it’s beneficial to prepare sooner rather than later. The first 30-minute webinar will be held on Tuesday, November 1 at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm EDT.
NAFA is pleased to announce the Call for Presentations for NAFA’s 2017 Webinar Series. These in-office seminars focus on current industry topics and trends and are delivered by fleet industry experts.
If you would like to be considered, please submit your topic and speaker information here by Tuesday, October 25, 2016.
Selected companies will be notified by Monday, October 31.
Asset Management Session 1: Tuesday, November 1, 2016 from 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm EST
Asset Management Session 2: Wednesday, November 2, 2016 from 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm EST
Fleet Managers are asset managers. As such, they are tasked with Asset Management responsibilities that include vehicle selection, procurement, commissioning, disposal, remarketing and decommissioning.
Tesla Motors said on Wednesday that it would equip all of its new vehicles with technology that enables fully autonomous driving, but would not activate the system until it undergoes further testing.
In a blog post, the maker of electric cars said the new hardware included cameras, sensors and radars that allow the vehicles to operate without a human driver.
The company said the technology would be installed in all of its models, including the much-anticipated Model 3 sedan, which is expected to reach the United States market next year.
Amid this year’s dark and divisive presidential election, the 2012 campaign can feel like a distant memory.
But four years ago this month, a flurry of stories focused in on corporate chief executives who were ominously telling their workers what might happen if President Obama won a second term.
If that happened, the chief executive of Westgate Resorts said, he would have “no choice but to reduce the size of this company.” The chief executive of a software company in Florida warned that “if the U.S. re-elects President Obama, [the company's] chances of staying independent are slim to none.”