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Our team of enterprising editors bring years of experience covering the fleet industry. We offer a deep understanding of trends and the ever-evolving landscapes we cover in fleet, trucking, and transportation.
The newest additions to the Eugene, Oregon, Police Department's fleet include nine 2020 Ford hybrid police SUVs, four E-bikes, and a four-door electric vehicle.
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The F-150 Police Responder now offers a top speed of 120 mph and an available Police Engine Idle feature, which lets an officer remove the key and securely exit the running truck without losing power to lights and sirens.
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Postmaster General Louis DeJoy stated at a House appropriations subcommittee that with the proper funding, the USPS could increase the number of electric vehicles it orders.
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The California city will use the AMCS Mobile solution to distribute pre-planned GPS-based routes to drivers on mobile devices.
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Milwaukee Tool's M12 Fuel high-speed ratchets and Snap-on's TRITON-D10 diagnostic tool provide technicians with advanced maintenance capabilities.
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A California Air Resources Board executive order acknowledges mobile fueling technology achieves the nation's strictest air quality standards.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Effective immediately, city departments, divisions, and agencies will be directed to prioritize the purchase of low- and no-emission vehicles where cost-effective.
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