The 2023 Global Fleet Conference, marking its 10th year, will gather industry professionals from around the world June 5-7 in MIami.
Scheduled June 5-7 in Miami, this year's Global Fleet Conference agenda will cover such industry topics as safety, technology, ESG, vocational fleets, mobility, and strategies to navigate today’s business environment.
In its latest move to secure stable sources of critical minerals,the global automaker has teamed with Australian exploration and development company Alliance Nickel to procure nickel and cobalt sulphates.
Global Fleet Conference participants can save $110 on event attendence by registering by May 4, the Early Bird registration deadling.
The 2023 Global Fleet Conference, scheduled June 5-7 in Miami, will feature subject-specific sessions covering safety, technology, ESG, vocational fleets and mobility.
The "Attendence Approval Kit" provided by Global Fleet Conference organizers is designed to help prospective attendees secure supervisor or budget office approval to participate in this year's event.
Fleets across the U.K. report issues such as late cancelled orders, lack of communication with major car and van makers, and suspicions that large fleets are often placed last when stock is allocated.
Scheduled June 5-7 in Miami, Florida, the 2023 Global Fleet Conference features subject-matter experts and experienced professionals addressing current industry issues.
The 2023 Global Fleet Conference in Miami, Florida will present more than 20 sessions and important networking opportunities for peers in the global fleet management community.
The 2023 GFC program will offer subject-specific sessions covering safety, technology, environment, social and governance (ESG), vocational fleets and mobility.
The Global Fleet Conference is expected to draw more then 300 fleet management professionals from around the world in Miami, Florida, June 5-7
The 2023 Global Fleet Conference, marking its 10th year, will gather industry professionals from around the world June 5-7 in MIami.
Stellantis, with its 14 automotive brands, will join other auto manufacturers already producing vehicles in South Africa, including Ford, BMW, Mercedes Benz, Isuzu, VW, Nissan, Hyundai, Mahindra.
The automaker's FL medium-duty and FL heavy-duty electric trucks will join logistics and delivery fleets this year.
From telematic systems and 5G broadband to dashcams and proactive maintenance, advancing technology is helping fleets improve efficiencies, trim costs and keep drivers safe.