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FLEET CAR OPERATING COSTS DECLINE 10%, TRUCKS INCREASE 5%

Mike Antich

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SUBTITLE: CONTRIBUTING TO THE DECLINE IN CAR OPERATING COSTS ARE GAS PRICE STABILITY, USE OF FLEET FUEL CARDS, STRICTER ENFORCEMENT OF FLEET POLICIES, BUMPER-TO-BUMPER WARRANTIES, EXTENDED TUNE-UP INTERVALS, AND INCREASED VEHICLE QUALITY.

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SUBTITLE: CONTRIBUTING TO THE DECLINE IN CAR OPERATING COSTS ARE GAS PRICE STABILITY, USE OF FLEET FUEL CARDS, STRICTER ENFORCEMENT OF FLEET POLICIES, BUMPER-TO-BUMPER WARRANTIES, EXTENDED TUNE-UP INTERVALS, AND INCREASED VEHICLE QUALITY.

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SUBTITLE: CONTRIBUTING TO THE DECLINE IN CAR OPERATING COSTS ARE GAS PRICE STABILITY, USE OF FLEET FUEL CARDS, STRICTER ENFORCEMENT OF FLEET POLICIES, BUMPER-TO-BUMPER WARRANTIES, EXTENDED TUNE-UP INTERVALS, AND INCREASED VEHICLE QUALITY.

Key concepts: Truck, Business, Fleet management, Transport engineering, Enforcement, Subtitle, Automotive engineering, Operations management

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