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As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, this look back explores how government fleets evolved from horse-drawn wagons to specialized vehicles that keep communities running today.
Read More →Plug In America, the nation’s leading organization in electric vehicle consumer advocacy, has announced the launch of its new website.
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General Motors and a U.S. Army research unit will show a Chevrolet Colorado mid-size pickup that's powered by a hydrogen fuel cell system in October in Washington, D.C.
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Optronics International’s line of LED Directional Warning Lights feature nine white and amber directional warning lamps designed for flexibility and durability.
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The Ashland City Board of Commissioners closed an investigation into $143,000 worth of tire expenditures that were unaccounted for.
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Zipcar has begun offering vehicle management service Local Motion to government fleets to improve their motor pool operations through keyless fleet sharing after acquiring the company in late 2015.
Read More →A new report from the Indianapolis Office of Audit and Performance faults the then-mayor Greg Ballard's administration for its poorly executed plan to lease 425 electric vehicles through Vision Fleet.
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New Haven (Conn.) firefighters have criticized a city plan to replace a fire engine with two paramedic units, and said the move will hamper their ability to provide quality service.
Read More →Two city of Eugene (Ore.) fleet technicians face drug charges following the conviction of a colleague in January.
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Elliott Equipment Company introduced the D105, a new ANSI 10.31 digger derrick. The D105 was specifically designed for transmission and heavy-duty construction projects.
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St. Louis, Mo. has shown community pride through its street sweepers. It started in 2003, when the city started using a Cardinals-themed street sweeper.
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