DCAS Registers First Electric Ride and Car Share Contracts
In the last two months, DCAS has registered four new electric contracts, including its first electric ride share, electric car share, and electric vehicle rental contracts.
In the last two months, DCAS has registered four new electric contracts, including its first electric ride share, electric car share, and electric vehicle rental contracts.
The new standards are expected to lead to $62 billion in reduced annual fuel costs, as well as maintenance and repair costs for drivers and fleets. They are also expected to lead to cleaner air quality for fleet drivers.
The new law is designed to help drive demand and open a new market for biodiesel and renewable diesel while spurring economic opportunity and creating cleaner air.
In these two Government Fleet Expo & Conference sessions, attendees can get a deeper look into Zero-emission vehicle infrastructure from a county and city perspective.
The bill would create a formal process for fleets wishing to request an exemption from the Advanced Clean Fleets Regulation through the formation of an Appeals Advisory Committee.
The electric service truck is built on a Ford E-450 chassis powered by Phoenix Motorcars and will serve the city of Grand Terrace and their community.
The California Legislature recently appropriated general funds to DGS Office of Sustainability to support the installation of EV charging infrastructure.
Electric fire apparatus manufacturers address common concerns, plus share ways to maximize the vehicles’ performance in cold weather.
Post-authorization, the EV charging solutions provider will undergo continuous monitoring procedures, which include annual assessments, security training, and incident reporting.
About 1,000 EVs have been deployed across the country since the U.S. Army's Climate Strategy was rolled out. Around 600 dual port charging stations have been installed to charge them.
The deployment of electric delivery trucks will start in Georgia and then expand to other locations across the country throughout the year.
The alliance, which has 28 partners and growing, can help fleets with a wide variety of needs, including increasing sustainability, reducing risk, and meeting regulatory requirements.
Each of the Cape Canaveral's six new networked pay-to-use dual plug Level-2 electric vehicle charging stations were officially brought online, replacing what had previously been six non-networked free-to-use charging stations.
The County of San Diego’s Electric Vehicle Roadmap, approved by the County Board of Supervisors in 2019, aims to electrify more than 500 of the County’s fleet vehicles by 2027.
Mesa Fire and Medical's E-ONE Vector electric pumper can get about 142 miles in a city and 100 miles on a highway before the range extender kicks in.
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