ELMS Helps Higher Ed Schools Electrify Fleets
A successful test at Notre Dame has led the manufacturer to expand its EV Campus Program to universities and colleges nationwide.
A successful test at Notre Dame has led the manufacturer to expand its EV Campus Program to universities and colleges nationwide.
Athene is the lead investor in the new mega company, consolidating two of the most well-known fleet companies in the world.
The program enables businesses to provide support to local schools while simultaneously providing those businesses with access to service professionals entering the work force.
City councils in Elmira, New York, and Marysville, Washington, secured deals with Enterprise Fleet Management for new police vehicles.
The Concord Police Department received a $30,000 grant to incorporate drones in its public safety efforts.
Four Level 2 charging stations will power Falmouth Police Department’s first two fully electric vehicles — a Hyundai Kona EV and one 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E police cruiser.
Five California public transit agencies have deployed the company's zero‐ emission Class 3 transit vans and Class 4 medium‐duty shuttle buses.
These material handlers are powered by the Cat C4.4 engine, capable of operating on up to B-20 biodiesel.
Geotab, GM, and OnStar Business Solutions team up on a safety service which provides audible alerts to help encourage safer driving behaviors.
The United States Postal Service (USPS) has awarded Utilimaster with a contract for 447 truck bodies to be used for bulk mail delivery.
In-Charge Energy's software platform automates collection of electric vehicle charging information and calculates the carbon impact of fueling.
Vehicle delivery delays are pushing back the City of Cleveland Heights' new automated refuse and recycling program.
Customers will be able to leverage Optimum Fleet Health’s artificial intelligence (AI) learning model to predict system failures or quality issues three to four weeks before they happen.
Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson says the cleaner-burning fuel will help reduce emissions and contribute to improving air quality.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski will require all new and replacement passenger vehicles in the county’s fleet to be electric or hybrid.
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