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This year’s report notes that collision rates have been rising since 2023. While industry-wide collisions have increased 24%, severity and risky driving behaviors have decreased.
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Are any of the vehicles in your fleet recalled? Check out the latest recalls of popular government fleet vehicles and equipment.
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This joint offering streamlines procurement and onboarding for shared customers to deliver greater safety and efficiency for fleets.
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The Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) and the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) are purchasing 30 electric vehicles (EVs), doubling the FDNY’s all-electric fleet presence.
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Initially developed with the Hawaii Department of Law Enforcement, the integration aims to enable faster, more coordinated responses to incidents involving vehicles of interest.
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Emergency Safety Solutions (ESS) announced the launch of the H.E.L.P. Alert Network, a vertically integrated, collaborative alerting and real-time hazard communication system.
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DCAS is purchasing 16 new Mach-Es for TLC, bringing their total electric vehicles to 45%.
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By leveraging Tablet Command integration with LYT.emergency, departments can operate completely hardwareless, streamlining workflows and enhancing response capabilities.
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Chevrolet marks 70 years of producing police vehicles, tracing the evolution from early adaptations to its current lineup of purpose-built models.
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Vendor Verra Mobility will manage NYC’s network of camera enforcement programs against red-light running, speeding, obstructing bus lanes, and operating overweight trucks on Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
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