IRS Mileage Standard Rate 58.5 cents a Mile, Based on Motus Data
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced the 2022 business mileage standard rate of 58.5 cents, calculated with data provided by Motus. As the definitive leader
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced the 2022 business mileage standard rate of 58.5 cents, calculated with data provided by Motus. As the definitive leader
Underpinning their commitments to sustainability and vehicle electrification, Geotab, a global leader in IoT and connected transportation, and Enterprise Fleet Management, a leading fleet management provider with
Nearly a quarter of all new-vehicle shoppers in the third quarter considered an electrified vehicle, either a full electric vehicle or a hybrid, according to
The era of remote work will allow many Americans to spend more time with family this Thanksgiving weekend. With increased flexibility, 65% of remote or
The pursuit of safe mobility involves a continuous flow of novel ideas and breakthrough innovations to help reduce the number of traffic fatalities. Toyota created
Broadcast radio continues to dominate as the most preferred source of in-car entertainment across the globe, according to a new international study released today by
AlixPartners the global consulting firm, released a multi-country consumer survey that points to both big opportunities and big challenges for the global automotive industry as
Stockholm, San Francisco, and Singapore top the 2021 Urban Mobility Readiness Index launched today by the Oliver Wyman Forum and the UC Berkeley Institute of
Motus, the definitive leader in solutions for businesses with anywhere workforces, today released its 2021 Business Travel Trends Report. The report aims to help business leaders
With national highway safety organizations sounding the alarm about an increase in speeding during the early months of the pandemic and launching programs to combat it, Erie
Tokai University, Toyohashi University of Technology, Chubu University, and DENSO Corporation have been developing testing equipment to detect SARS-CoV-2 with support from the Japan Agency
Research published by the Webber Energy Group (WEG) at the University of Texas at Austin, and by The Ray, a nonprofit studying technologies that can