Automotive Fleet spoke to the president of two delivery fleets to talk about how this pandemic has affected his daily operations and the challenges he's facing.
Thus far, the novel Coronavirus is mostly affecting fleet operators operating out of West Coast ports. But the remainder of the industry — and continent — is watching unfolding events carefully.
Florida has launched a new campaign to educate the public about move-over laws and to protect tow truck operators who assist motorists.
Florida enacted a law that allows law enforcement in the state to penalize drivers who are caught texting and driving, though it won’t ban drivers from phone usage altogether.
The bill's aim is to reduce regulations around peer-to-peer carsharing.
On October 1, drivers in a designated school crossing, school zone, or an active work zone will be prohibited from using electronic devices unless they do so in a hands-free manner.
Some travelers in Miami have been leaving cars at gas stations that had run out of fuel for customers.
The ride-hailing companies are giving users two free rides, up to a selected amount, to get to and from government approved hurricane shelters.
The shooting suspect is also an employee of the vendor.
The one-time fee would be paid by developers applying for building permits to pay for services such as roads, police protection, and public facilities.
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