The battle over the future of gas-powered cars in the U.S. is heating up again. President Trump’s new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief, Lee Zeldin, has begun reviewing California’s pollution waivers—waivers that allowed the state to effectively ban new internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles by 2035.
“We will submit it to Congress [who] will have the opportunity, through the Congressional Review Act, to make that waiver go away,” Zeldin said on Friday, standing alongside President Trump. “We will do everything in our part to help the American people to make life in America more affordable.”
Casey’s General Stores, one of the nation’s largest convenience retailers, has announced a new partnership with RoadFlex, a leader in fuel risk management and fleet payments. The collaboration brings significant fuel savings to RoadFlex cardholders at over 2800 Casey’s locations.
“Fleet operators face constant pressure to control expenses, and fuel is often their largest line item. Partnering with Casey’s allows us to deliver immediate value to the fleets we serve”, said Greg Soh, President at RoadFlex.
For fleet operators, RoadFlex’s fuel card and fuel risk management platform is more than just a way to save at the pump. With no hidden fees, real-time reporting, and streamlined expense management tools.
It's 2025, and head and brain injuries are still a developing field. There's more that we don't know, than there is that we know, and this could wind up being the next stage in the development of automotive safety, but the IIHS isn't quite there just yet.
The Insurance Institute has been running some tests using the Diffuse Axonal Multi-Axis General Evaluation (DAMAGE) and Head Injury Criterion (HIC) formulas.
We could be seeing more extensive head injury ratings being added to the non-profit's crash test scorecard in the near future, specifically as the risk pertains to rotational head injuries, that is, whiplash.
By Steve Bender, President/Owner, Fleet Street Remarketing
If you missed it the first time around, our Fleet Street team produced a 6-episode YouTube mini-series that found me and my lifelong buddy, world renowned treasure hunter, Darrell Miklos trekking across the globe following a treasure map.
If we reach all 6 destinations on the map, Darrell and I will break an ancient curse that’s been put on fleets. If we fail, our beloved clients and industry are doomed to a future of minimal returns and mountains of hassles. Truly – a lot at stake!
And while we think you’ll enjoy the whacky nature and big reveal at the end of the series, the real star of our story are the guiding principles that we employ here every day at Fleet Street to offer our customers the best remarketing experience in the industry.
The Hourglass Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and the Philanthropic Arm of Flexco Fleet Services, has launched “We Are One,” a new fundraising campaign aimed at helping infuse the automotive industry with skilled expertise, while also supporting underserved students in their educational endeavors in automotive technology and other skilled trades.
With generous support from individual donors, corporate contributors, and of course, those who make up the automotive and fleet communities, The Hourglass Foundation can continue to triumph, while helping infuse our automotive ecosystem with the talent needed to carry forward the success of our industry. Please join us in making a difference.