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For fiscal-year 2021, New York City DCAS brought in $15.75 million in revenue between the sale of used vehicles and pursuit of restitution when private vehicles damage fleet vehicles.
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The tire manufacturer is currently performing test drives with an electric truck from Futuricum.
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Held November 15 from 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM (ET), this event-within-an-event will be a mix of ride and drives, learning and networking, and more.
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The DeKalb County, Alabama, Sheriff's Office will now be able to respond much quicker to emergencies involving lost people, victims of falls, and more.
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Nearly 100 law enforcement agencies statewide maintained a drone in 2020, according to the report.
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Public safety now has access to a dedicated fleet of 100+ land-based and airborne portable cell sites, all at no additional charge.
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Over the past five years, the Chino Valley, Arizona, Police Department has deployed Durabook R11s in different vehicles used by police officers.
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Government Fleet magazine has announced the Leading Fleets for 2021. The awards program recognizes operations that are performing at a high level.
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The estimated scheduled maintenance cost for a light-duty battery-electric vehicle is substantially lower than that of a conventional internal combustion engine vehicle, according to a new report by the Argonne National Laboratory.
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The City of Encinitas, California, is starting a pilot program to test Arcimotos’ three-wheeled electric vehicles. They will be used by lifeguards and other city employees.
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