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A company care is a perk that can show your employees that you really do care. So don't blow it. Geoff Williams explains what you should consider when buying a company car.

Are there times when you're at the office, and you have a client who needs a ride somewhere, or something has to be picked up, and you throw your truck keys to an employee to make the run for you? What if they wreck? Are you insured for that? Are you liable for your employees' injuries? Find out what you need to know and do before you hand over your keys.

Even for businesses that don't regularly haul goods from one region to another, it's almost inevitable that at some point in the life of your business, you'll need or want to hire a driver. Before you hire the first driver who knocks on your door, it's always a good idea to consider a few issues first.

If you're one of the unlucky with a maddening commute, here are some tips to help you keep your sanity.

While many businesses are cutting costs to make ends meet, does it really make sense to hire someone to refuel all of your business vehicles? Investigate the wonders of wet hosing and you may find that you can't afford not to do it.

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Buying a vehicle for your business? Owning a company car can be less expensive with a careful look at basic costs and tax breaks. Check out these tips for ways that your small business to cut down on-the-road expenses.

Sure, it's hip to be frugal, but sometimes luxury really does pay off. If you're in the market for a business vehicle, find out how you can benefit from buying a pricey auto.

As Americans look desperately for financial relief, some are exploring the promises of add-on devices and fuel additives that manufacturers claim will improve vehicle fuel-efficiency.