Next month, the first elements of the Affordable Care Act — also known as “ObamaCare†or ACA — will take effect in the United States. And even though certain elements of the new healthcare law have been delayed until 2015 or even 2016, fleets still need to be preparing now for changes that will occur […]
BMW’s only North American factory, located in Greer, South Carolina close to Spartanburg, has become one of its most important production centres anywhere in the world. Not only does it
European carmakers will be hoping that political tensions in Ukraine don’t jeopardise the proposed trade deal between that country and the European Union, which promises to all but remove duties on vehicle imports to the country as well as get rid of the controversial utilisation fee. The deal was to have been signed last Friday […]
General Motors last week announced it is recalling 18,941 Chevrolet Camaros for violating Federal Motor Safety Standard No. 208 – a statute that regulates Occupant Crash Protection. The problem? The air bag warning label on the cars’ sun visor may peel. Now, before I sat down to dash this little blog out, I took a […]
Are robo-trucks already taking drivers off the road? It’s a possibility, though an indirect one, suggests Fred Andersky, director of government and industry affairs for Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems. And truck-driving jobs won’t be the only ones impacted by technological changes coming to the supply chain.
One late evening last month, I was behind the wheel of a new 2014 Freightliner Cascadia daycab tractor on a dark, twisting two-lane Alabama highway to see if Truck Lite’s new Custom LED headlamps indeed were the wave of the future for North American trucks.
Sessions from this year’s Automotive Logistics India conference, which opens in Pune on Thursday November 10, are to be streamed live. This new initiative, which has free registration, opens up presentations and discussions at the conference to a global audience.
2009 Partners in Business Retention Forum Webinar Series October 8, 2009 – Henry E. Seaton, Esq.
First Advantage Webinar on Bankruptcy.Presentation by Henry Seaton:  Summary Unsecured creditors finish last. Banks win because of secured position. As a general unsecured creditor, absent “something else†carriers and brokers can expect little or none of pre-petition receivables to be paid.
