fleet of motor vehicles

The federal fleet of motor vehicles represents a significant capital and ongoing operation and maintenance expense to the government.

Although a common and popular sight throughout Wales, the horse and wagon were slowly phased out during the early 1930s to be replaced by a fleet of motor vehicles.

Co-operators General Insurance Company issued a standard form automobile policy to McNaughton Automotive Limited for a fleet of motor vehicles.

As China burns more fossil fuels, both in factories and in a rapidly growing fleet of motor vehicles, its contribution to global warming is also rising faster than any other country's.

The Assembly last week approved and sent to the Senate for a vote a bill that would require the state to purchase retread or remanufactured tires for its fleet of motor vehicles.

By limiting this exemption to one motor vehicle per individual owner, the proposed amendment allays concerns that a fleet of motor vehicles could be exempted from taxation by a person who uses each vehicle for personal use for a short time each year.

In 1992, Ogden co-sponsored a bill with Robert C. Shinn, Jr. that would make New Jersey the first state in the nation to require its entire fleet of motor vehicles to use remanufactured or retread tires, which Ogden cited as a way to keep tires out of the waste stream.