As Australia’s population continues to expand, finding an unoccupied piece of land is virtually impossible, especially in our city centres. Knocking down old buildings and structures is a central component of urban renewal and development. Clearing the old land before the new can be constructed. So, when you want an old site deconstructed, decommissioned or […] Read more
– By Rod Fuller – Subaru’s fifth generation Impreza, longer and wider than the previous model, is more spacious and better equipped so it’s a pleasure to drive. Built on an all new global platform, Subaru has taken the Impreza to a new level of comfort with upgraded tech inclusions with a chassis that is […] Read more
For the inaugural #SafetyScape, NRSPP will be holding a half day Grey Fleet Safety Management workshop designed to help organisations better manage risk associated with their Grey Fleet on 23rd May 2018 in Melbourne. #SafetyScape provides an opportunity for all industries working across the wider health and safety profession to come together, exchange ideas and […] Read more
This article was originally published by Fleet News. Hyundai is well placed to become the market leader of alternative fuel vehicles in the fleet sector, said its new fleet director Martin Stewart. The company currently has only one electrified vehicle – the Ioniq – but the forthcoming launch of the Kona Electric small SUV and […] Read more
The Electric Vehicle Council of Australia welcomes the ACT’s continued leadership on delivering policy to support the transition to electric vehicles. The Zero Emissions Vehicle Action Plan launched in Canberra today by Minister Rattenbury and Minister Fitzharris will support Australia’s emerging EV industry, provide greater access to electric vehicles for ACT residents, and set the […] Read more
– By Marc Sibbald – In March Hyundai and Renault announced programs with selected customers for their alternative fuel vehicles. This strategy to target open minded Fleet Managers, that are willing to be early adopters of new technology, should send a strong signal to governments and industry participants that these vehicles are coming regardless of […] Read more
If you are yet to visit the beautiful city of Sydney, then the 2018 Australasian Road Safety Conference (ARSC2018) is the ARSC conference for you! The Australasian College of Road Safety (ACRS) & Austroads, and our co-Chair organisations ARRB and Transport & Road Safety Research (TARS) at UNSW, invite you to attend the largest road safety-dedicated conference in the Southern Hemisphere. ARSC2018 will be […] Read more
This question is always being raised by Fleet Managers so Fleet Auto News thought we’d offer some food for thought. The typical leasing term for a fully maintained operating lease (FMOL) is 36 months and 90,000 km. It’s amazing how common this term is when there is such a diverse range of businesses and operational activities […] Read more
– By Rod Fuller – I drove the new i30 in its Active guise last year, just as Hyundai won the latest J.D. Power Australia Sales Satisfaction Index which confirmed Hyundai had the ‘happiest’ new car customers in Australia. I was pretty happy driving that i30, until now. I’ve now drove the i30 SR and […] Read more
Deloitte Private’s Motor Industry Services (MIS) division continues to expand its team with four new Directors – Chris Mandile, Ben Hershman, Ahmed Mahmoud, and Karen Spear. These senior appointments bring the collective automotive team to nearly 80 motor industry experts across Australia and New Zealand. With more than 25 years’ corporate experience, Chris has worked […] Read more
– By Marc Sibbald – Do you ever read the terms and conditions or the fine print? If the answer is no you’re in the same boat as most people that sign up for a novated lease. The good thing is most novated lease agreement don’t have any nasty surprises. But there are a few things you […] Read more
This article was originally published by Government Fleet. The Tooele County School District in Utah is upgrading its fleet while also reducing its costs — through a leasing agreement with Enterprise Fleet Management, the district expects to save $775,000 over the next 10 years. The school district has been operating a fleet of 100 administrative […] Read more
