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FLEET CAR MAINTENANCE EXPENSES WERE FLAT IN 2003

Mike Antich

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SUBTITLE: LOW INFLATION, STABLE NATIONAL ACCOUNT PRICING, AND EXTENDED SERVICE INTERVALS ARE KEEPING A CEILING ON FLEET MAINTENANCE COSTS. THE MAJORITY OF EXPENSES CONTINUE TO BE IN PM AND REPLACING WEAR ITEMS, SUCH AS TIRES AND BRAKES.

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SUBTITLE: LOW INFLATION, STABLE NATIONAL ACCOUNT PRICING, AND EXTENDED SERVICE INTERVALS ARE KEEPING A CEILING ON FLEET MAINTENANCE COSTS. THE MAJORITY OF EXPENSES CONTINUE TO BE IN PM AND REPLACING WEAR ITEMS, SUCH AS TIRES AND BRAKES.

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SUBTITLE: LOW INFLATION, STABLE NATIONAL ACCOUNT PRICING, AND EXTENDED SERVICE INTERVALS ARE KEEPING A CEILING ON FLEET MAINTENANCE COSTS. THE MAJORITY OF EXPENSES CONTINUE TO BE IN PM AND REPLACING WEAR ITEMS, SUCH AS TIRES AND BRAKES.

Key concepts: Ceiling (cloud), Subtitle, Fleet management, Truck, Service (business), Operations management, Business, Transport engineering

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