Sentences with phrase «on fleet size»

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Or maybe a combination of both — a manageable number of drivers and size of your owned fleet with a stable of contract drivers to call on when you get more contracts than you can handle.

Ryder ChoiceLeaseTM (lease) revenue increased 5 % reflecting a larger average fleet size and higher prices on replacement vehicles.

On the surface, this all appears laughably ambitious: The satellites Musk and Wyler want to develop and launch into space would be half the size and weight of the current smallest commercial communications satellite, while a network of 700 satellites would be 10 times the size of the current largest commercial fleet.

These partners are Mercedes - Benz, which was recently reported to be preparing to unveil a fleet of electric vehicles based on a completely new architecture; Nvidia, which just launched the artificial intelligence - powered palm - sized Drive PX 2 computer for self - driving cars; Otto, an autonomous truck startup that was acquired by Uber last month; and Didi Chuxing, which recently bought out Uber's operations in China.

Under the Senate proposal, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) would divide the fleet into classes based on size or weight and set fuel - economy standards for each class to achieve an overall average of 35 mpg by 2020.

But the size of the barrier is based on cars of the late 1970s, which aren't typical of today's fleet with its proliferation of heavy, high - riding sport utility vehicles.

The 30 - unit order brings EDI's total China fleet size to 168 vehicles, all of which are deployed on leading OEMs across urban and rural routes in China.

To get there, the automaker is tripling the size of its autonomous development fleet, and rolling out a new version of its test vehicles, which are based on the Ford Fusion Hybrid sedan.

I looked at all options in the mid - size / full size (new & used) and settled on the Azera when several became available from the rental fleets.

The fleet of seven ships are small in size and big on quality - six of them being suites - only accommodation.

Four years later they became American Airlines and are now considered the world's largest airline based on revenue and overall fleet size.

The announcement comes directly on the heels of Viking's world record - setting christening last month of 18 vessels across four countries in five days and will bring the company's total fleet size to 64 river vessels in 2015.

BRITISH SCHOOL 19th Century HMY VICTORIA AND ALBERT INSPECTING THE FLEET OFF PORTSMOUTH Oil on canvas, dated Image size: 22 1/2 × 33 inches (57 × 84 cm) Contemporary gilt frame...

(«fleets of dinosaur - sized trucks and shovels larger than two - car garages are tearing apart a rich mosaic of woods and wetlands to extract some of the dirtiest fossil fuel on the planet... «Why should we destroy our environment for a thousand years for people who are on a binge?»»)

Dr. Schipper sent me a graph (click at right to see the full - size version) that shows how the Obama administration plan, in his view, simply allows the United States to match today's European fleet efficiency (vehicles on the road now) some time after 2030.

Governments around the world spend an estimated $ 16 billion annually on increasing fleet size and fish - catching ability, including $ 4 billion for fuel subsidies.

I guess it would depend on the size of their «fleet» or hardware would be and if Intel as it is today is still a line and these are in addition to that.

The new pricing regime brings in many more tiers, depending on the size of the fleet being operated.

Ford will triple the size of its autonomous vehicle fleet to 30 cars from 10, and step up testing at its proving grounds as well as on public roads in California.