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Taking a Fresh Look at the Lease vs. Own Decision

Analyzing the total cost of ownership from the bottom up is the first step.

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Sponsored Content

Tales from the Former VP of Fleet Operations for Coca-Cola

RTA

Join fleet hall of famer Steve Saltzgiver, RTA’s senior fleet management consultant, as he shares lessons from his time as VP of Fleet Operations at Coca-Cola and reveals how the four pillars of fleet success can transform your operations.

Tales from the Former VP of Fleet Operations for Coca-Cola

Software Solutions

The 2013 FL100

Software and technology providers whose products and services are crucial to the global food supply chain.

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Carbon Footprint

EPA Program to Improve Air Quality in Port Communities

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Agency is offering $4 million in grant funding to establish clean diesel projects aimed at reducing emissions from marine and inland water ports

AmazonFresh Trucks Roll Into San Francisco

A Bricks and Clicks survey shows that San Francisco is the most developed online grocery market in the country, with 16 percent of shoppers buying groceries online regularly.

Dole Finalizes Deal With Port of Wilmington

As part of the deal to keep Dole in Delaware, the state will increase the number of cranes to load and unload ships and invest in other upgrades to the port.

Sysco Buys US Foods for $3.5 Billion

Sysco, with annual revenue of about $44 billion, is the largest operator in the U.S. food distribution business, with US Foods in the No. 2 spot.

Inventure Foods Invests $4 Million In Freezing Technology

The snack maker and food processor will buy two individually quick frozen (IQF) freezing tunnels for $3.9 million next year.

OOIDA Files Lawsuit Against the California Air Resources Board

California Air Resources Board (CARB)

Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association seeks an injunction saying the Truck and Bus Regulation is unconstitutional and discriminates against out-of-state truckers.

Electrification

Arrested For 'Stealing' Electricity for Electric Car?

Decatur, Georgia, man is considered the first electric-car owner to be arrested for charging from an outlet without consent.

Chinese Billionaire Pledges $10 Billion For Ukrainian Port

Wang Jing is the same businessman behind a $40 billion plan to cut a canal through Nicaragua.

ABF Freight To Close 30 More Service Terminals

The next 22 consolidations are scheduled for the first part of the new year.

NY/NJ Port Authority Official Resigns Over Controversy

The agency’s director of interstate capital projects David Wildstein leaves over the controversy over unannounced lane closures on the George Washington Bridge.

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