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Ohio Lawmakers Call for Halt of USPS Fleet Contract
Three Ohio lawmakers are urging President Biden to halt the USPS contract with OshKosh Defense after Postmaster DeJoy said only 10% of the postal truck fleet would be EVs.
Three Ohio lawmakers are urging President Biden to halt the USPS contract with OshKosh Defense after Postmaster DeJoy said only 10% of the postal truck fleet would be EVs.
The industry for electric vehicles is attracting major investments fueling competition and growing EV model options.
The fast charging network EVgo releases a step-by-step document that details ways to overcome barriers and establish the best practices for success.
A California Air Resources Board executive order acknowledges mobile fueling technology achieves the nation's strictest air quality standards.
Here are the top four things fleet managers need to go all-electric.
The Tesla Model 3 police car has been in service for about two months, and is being used by the detective unit and not as a patrol car.
The Electrification Coalition has developed a free customizable method to provide fleet managers the data they need to move ahead with electric vehicles.
New part numbers for raw-edge v-belts, industrial belts, water pumps, pulleys, and tensioners are now available for large machines and off-highway vehicles.
Automated wastewater treatment systems help motor vehicle service industries remain in compliance with Environmental Protection Agency and local standards while significantly reducing the cost of treatment, labor, and disposal.
Effective immediately, city departments, divisions, and agencies will be directed to prioritize the purchase of low- and no-emission vehicles where cost-effective.
The system provides 360-degree coverage in and around law enforcement vehicles to capture crystal-clear video evidence in high definition.
The F-Series top of dash mount for the 2015-2020 F-150 and 2017+ F-250-550 is designed to securely mount small devices at an optimal viewing height.
A 194-page study analyzed Norwich, Connecticut's 49 pieces of apparatus at two paid fire stations and five volunteer companies, listing fire apparatus that could be removed from service immediately and in the future.
