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Read More →PITTSBURGH — Some Pittsburgh police officers have to walk to their sectors or drive their personal cars on duty, Chief Nate Harper recently informed the City Council in a budget hearing that focused on the decrepitude of cruisers and patrol wagons.
Read More →HOUSTON – H2Diesel Holdings Inc., a company that manufactures an alternative biofuel from domestically produced vegetable oils and animal fats, and the City of Orlando, Fla., have entered into a vehicle test program to demonstrate the capabilities of the company's proprietary biofuel in fleet vehicle applications.
Read More →TORRANCE, CA – Government Fleet magazine is compiling a list of the Top 50 Public Sector Fleets. If your fleet contains more than 1,000 alt-fuel vehicles, we'd like to hear from you!
Read More →LAKE CHARLES, LA - Edward Johnson has been named vehicle maintenance superintendent for the Vehicle Maintenance Division of the City of Lake Charles, La.
Read More →WILMINGTON, NC - The City of Wilmington is going green on the road. The City purchased the first of seven new Toyota Prius gas-electric hybrid cars for its fleet.
Read More →SAN FRANCISCO — Claiming it now has the largest green fleet in the nation, the City of San Francisco recently completed a yearlong project to convert its entire array of diesel vehicles — from ambulances to street sweepers — to biodiesel, a clean-burning and renewable fuel that holds promise for helping to reduce greenhouse gases.
Read More →RALEIGH, NC – Raleigh, N.C., has unveiled its new plug-in hybrid electric vehicle — a Toyota Prius that promises 100 miles to the gallon and greatly reduced tailpipe emissions.
Read More →DENVER – Castle Rock's air became a little cleaner last week, when the Town's first two hybrid vehicles hit the streets on Nov. 15.
Read More →RED BLUFF, CA – Tehama County in California will purchase 21 new vehicles after a series of bids for various departments was approved.
Read More →DEARBORN HEIGHTS, MI – Dearborn Heights city officials agreed that purchasing city vehicles outright could reduce save the city money in the long run, but some say stricter enforcement regarding employees' use of those vehicles is still needed.
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