Martin Romjue

Managing Editor

Martin Romjue is the managing editor of the Fleet Trucking & Transportation Group, where he is also editor of the Auto Rental News and Charged Fleet brands, and a contributing editor to Automotive Fleet/Vehicle Remarketing. He was the executive editor of Bobit-owned Luxury, Coach & Transportation (LCT) Magazine and LCTmag.com from 2008-2020. Previously, Martin was a business editor and reporter at newspapers in California, Florida, and Virginia. Meet the Editor Video

Articles•by Martin Romjue•November 10, 2023

Putting EV Battery Risks and Safety into Perspective

Electric vehicles can burn at twice as hot as magma, but advances in battery technology and operational practices will further reduce the chances of a catastrophic fire.

Articles•by Martin Romjue•November 3, 2023

Car Rental Trade Group Works Top Issues at D.C. Lobbying Event

The American Car Rental Association detailed four legislative and regulatory reforms with Congressional representatives that could ameliorate business challenges for auto rental operators.

News•by Martin Romjue•November 2, 2023

October Fleet Sales Decline as YTD Momentum Steadies

The latest collective figures from the Detroit Big 3 and the Asian Big 6 show a dip in October but sales are still up by a third for the first 10 months of 2023.

News•by Martin Romjue•October 12, 2023

Rental Car Satisfaction Grows Amid More Stable Price and Supply

Customers are spending more to travel more this year as penned up demand likely will yield to a more normal price-competitive market.

Articles•by Martin Romjue•September 25, 2023

Vehicle Damage Detection Getting Smarter with AI

The fast-moving merger of digital and smart technologies is leading to more accurate vehicle inspections, thereby reducing liability, disputes, and losses for remarketing and rental car businesses.

Articles•by Martin Romjue•September 18, 2023

EV Mandates Jump Ahead of Energy and Charging Resources

The Off-Peak Video Summary: The goals and visions of mass adoption of electric vehicles do not yet match the realities of power sources. How should fleet managers factor energy, power grid, and utility access options into planning for EV fleet growth in the years ahead?