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Category: News
11 Cars That Won’t Be Back for 2016
Car manufacturers are starting to roll out their newest vehicles for 2016, and that means we have to say goodbye to certain models. Back in May, our fuel card company shared 10 Cars You Won’t See After 2015; six months later, we’ve decided to update and add to the list.
Could the Future of Fuel Be in Artificial Leaves?
For millions of years, plants have been using photosynthesis to turn water into fuel via natural sunlight… so why can’t we do the same? According to researchers at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, we can.
Self-Driving Cars Are Coming to California
This summer, Northern Californians will be sharing the roads with thousands of other cars – but what makes this summer different is some of these cars won’t have drivers. Google’s fleet of self-driving cars will be making its debut on public streets near its Mountain View headquarters to test out their real-world efficiency.
BMW Produces Three Millionth Vehicle in SC
Our fleet fuel card company happened upon some interesting news lately and we thought we’d share it with you.
USPS, NYPD to Update Their Fleets
As a fleet fuel card company, we know that the vehicles you choose for your fleet are important. Both the USPS and the NYPD have opted recently to try out a new vehicle in order to make their fleet safer and more efficient.
Top Vehicles with the Best Safety Ratings
As a fleet fuel card company, we know that safety is important when it comes to your drivers. If you’re a fleet owner who uses cars, SUVs, or vans to deliver your goods, consider choosing a fleet of vehicles that has earned the title of “Top Safety
Could South Carolina See a Fuel Tax Increase?
When you compare South Carolina to the rest of the country, there’s at least one thing that’s pretty different – the state has a much lower fuel tax (35.15 cents per gallon compared to the national average of 49.28 cents per gallon), which may be the problem behind the state’s road conditions.
What Could Low Gas Prices Mean?
One year ago, the average cost of gas was around $3.18 per gallon. Today, it’s $2.92, which is the lowest it has been in four years, and drivers all over the country are reaping in the benefits.
TWC Becomes Part of the Clean Fleet Partnership
These days, more and more fleet companies are trying to reduce their carbon footprint and help save the environment. One of the most recent, Time Warner Cable, is among the largest to hop on board.
What Fleet Owners Expect in the Next Year
Twice a year, GE Capital Fleet Services surveys fleet owners to find out what their goals and expectations are for the next year. According to the most recent survey, nearly one-third (27%) of 413 fleet owners are looking to expand their fleets within the next year. These owners were from companies that ranged from $10 million to $1 billion in sales.
