Commercial Fleet definition

Commercial Fleet means a company which purchases Eligible Fleet Vehicles for use by its employees in the conduct of the company’s business, or as otherwise determined by MAZDA.
Commercial Fleet means one of more vehicles not used for individual or personal activities; vehicles used solely as part of a commercial enterprise.
Commercial Fleet means a company which purchases Eligible Fleet Vehicles for use by its employees in the conduct of the company's business, or as otherwise determined by MAZDA. Vehicles must be registered in company/lessor name or Dealer/company will be subject to Fleet incentive chargeback.

Examples of Commercial Fleet in a sentence

  • These limitations or requirements and the process for setting them is more fully described in the Commercial Fleet Card Guide.

  • The Commercial Fleet business will be funded as part of the overall retail/consumer funding strategy.

  • Drivers are Commercial Fleet Management (CPM) optimizes the commercial fleet dispatch function in order to improve reliability and efficiency of commercial vehicle operations.

  • Client agrees to pay a one-time fee for the JPRO® Commercial Fleet Diagnostics Software License.

  • Enrollment in a Commercial Fleet Vehicle Program is voluntary and may be terminated at any time by either party, for any reason.

  • Independent Engineer’s Report (Commercial Fleet), Reference #702830-USSD-R-02, Issue B, Final, dated 6 May 2014.

  • Commercial Fleet Management (CFM) optimizes the commercial fleet dispatch function in order to improve reliability and efficiency of commercial vehicle operations.


More Definitions of Commercial Fleet

Commercial Fleet means a group of at least 25