Nov
12
2009

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Whether you lease a car to get into the latest models or have better purchasing flexibility, getting a good deal is always bound to give you a lift. Use these guidelines to help you spot one:
Check incentives: be on the look-out for factory -subsidized lease deals. Car manufacturers realise that consumers who lease vehicles from them are more likely to be repeat customers than those who simply purchase vehicles. Through their leasing companies, they adjust the residual value and offer low financing charge. Other auto-manufacturers are also starting to give incentives on leasing, called leasing subventions. They offer these subsidies to put slow-selling models on the street, saving you even more money.
Tags: automobile, cars, gps, navagation, technologies, transportation, vehicles
Aug
17
2009

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“How much will it cost to ship my car”? That is a question that is asked thousands of times each day by dealers, wholesalers, collectors and people moving all around the United States. Cost is always a major consideration when moving something as important as your car, truck, or van. It may not, however, be the MOST important question that you should be asking.
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Auto Shipping – My Bags Are Packed But How Do I Ship My Vehicle?
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Read the full post (528 words, estimated 2:07 mins reading time) Tags: auto, auto shipping, car, quote, transport, transportation, vehicle
Feb
28
2008

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The Illinois Trucking Association is a long-standing association (77 years) promoting the trucking industry and over the years they have done quite a bit of wonderful things for their members. Unfortunately, now it seems the over regulation of the Illinois Department of Transportation is just too great for them to do any good.
Some Independent Truck Drivers stated that the Illinois Trucking Association was less than adequate and certainly not worth their money to join. When we asked why we received a myriad of reasons from hours of service rules to the no idling at night rules, when the temperature got down below the teens? They said;
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Case Study – Illinois Trucking Association And The Reason You Should Join
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Read the full post (419 words, estimated 1:41 mins reading time) Tags: bureaucracy, department, regulations, rules, transportation, trucks
Feb
28
2008

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Electric Scooters have been around for several decades. In the old days, when you bought an electric scooter, you would be lucky to get eight to ten miles out of a charge and would be thrilled to go as fast as twelve miles per hour. That was then. These days, electric scooters can get as much as twenty to thirty miles on a charge and can easily cruise at speeds up to in excess of twenty to twenty-five miles per hour.
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How Do You Upgrade Your Electric Scooter?
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Read the full post (776 words, estimated 3:06 mins reading time) Tags: cheap electric scooter, electric powered scooter, electric scooters, electric transport, transportation
Feb
04
2008

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The Illinois Trucking Association is a long-standing association (77 years) promoting the trucking industry and over the years they have done quite a bit of wonderful things for their members. Unfortunately, now it seems the over regulation of the Illinois Department of Transportation is just too great for them to do any good.
Some Independent Truck Drivers stated that the Illinois Trucking Association was less than adequate and certainly not worth their money to join. When we asked why we received a myriad of reasons from hours of service rules to the no idling at night rules, when the temperature got down below the teens? They said;
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Case Study – Illinois Trucking Association And The Reason You Should Join
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Read the full post (419 words, estimated 1:41 mins reading time) Tags: bureaucracy, department, regulations, rules, transportation, trucks
Feb
01
2008

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Fleet drivers and maintenance utility crews are constantly experiencing “near misses or incidences where “higher visibility lighting” could have made a significant difference in the outcome. The latest technologies provide back-up – special marker lighting coupled with reflectivity in high traffic volume areas to avoid accidents and protect company assets.
Traditional warning triangles and traffic cones are no longer considered the safest alternatives to mitigate losses as traffic congestion increases in major metropolitan areas. Considering a loss prevention strategy that includes AIMS (Assured Incident Management Solutions) is having a major influence on proactively addressing safety concerns of Fleet Managers and ultimately, creates a highly visible and secure operating environment.
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Aims – Hit The Loss Prevention Target Every Time
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Read the full post (967 words, estimated 3:52 mins reading time) Tags: Accidents, cones, Fleet Management, incident, Loss Prevention, Safety, traffic, transportation, triangle