
Moving Government Fleets Beyond the Vehicle Purchase: EV as a Service
A discussion on how EVaaS is moving beyond pilot programs and what fleets should consider before beginning a larger deployment.
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A discussion on how EVaaS is moving beyond pilot programs and what fleets should consider before beginning a larger deployment.
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The addition of new chargers in Charlotte brings the city's total inventory of EV charging stations to 130 with a total of 243 ports.
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The City of Ocala, Florida was the first municipality to add the new all-electric RevAMP side loader to its fleet.
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The town of Cary is the first municipality in North Carolina to order one of its new line of electric garbage trucks, according to Greensboro-based Mack Trucks.
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Contra Costa County Fire Protection District added two all-electric Rivian pickups to its fleet.
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Two separate areas with electric vehicle charging stations are set to be constructed on post.
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Two public sector fleet managers tackle the complex process of transitioning to an EV fleet, offering practical advice on vehicle technology, infrastructure, safety, and more.
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The city council voted in favor of converting its entire fleet to an electric fleet in April.
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Miami-Dade County introduced the vehicle in honor of National Clean Energy Week.
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U.S. federal agencies can now purchase Tritium’s modular fast chargers via any company partners that are current Multiple Award Schedule holders and have been awarded a BPA contract.
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DHS is the first federal agency to debut a battery-electric vehicle fitted for performing law enforcement functions.
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