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News•April 6, 2005

New York City Runs World's Largest Bus Fleet

NEW YORK – MTA New York City Transit has received 125 diesel-electric series hybrid buses from Orion Bus Industries, a division of DiamlerChrysler, according to Green Car Congress.

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News•April 6, 2005

Salt Lake County Could Ban Cell Phone Use in County Vehicles

SALT LAKE COUNTY, UT – Moving forward with a proposal, Salt Lake County could ban employees and officials from talking on cell phones while in their cars, according to the Desert Morning News.

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News•April 6, 2005

Take-Home Vehicles Cut by 40% in Suffolk County

SUFFOLK COUNTY, NY – According to Newsday, Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy has cut the number of county take-home vehicles by nearly 40 percent.

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News•March 30, 2005

Dodge Enters Police Car Market

NEW YORK – Dodge has announced that it will enter the police car market with modified versions of the Charger and the Magnum.

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News•March 30, 2005

Ulster County in NY Devises Plan to Manage its Own Fleet

KINGSTON, NY – The Government Efficiency and Reform Committee for Ulster County, along with the Purchasing Department, have devised a plan to manage the county's fleet of vehicles and bolster its in-house mechanic staff at a cost of about $15,000, according to the Daily Freeman.

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News•March 30, 2005

No More Use of Cell Phones in City Vehicles for Chandler, AZ

CHANDLER, AZ – The city of Chandler is telling its employees not to talk on cell phones while they are driving a city vehicle, according to the Associated Press.

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News•March 30, 2005

City of Decatur Passes Vehicle Take-Home Policy

DECATUR, IL – According to the Decatur Daily, Decatur City Council passed a policy on take-home vehicles for city employees that could force some to park their city cars at night.

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News•March 30, 2005

Biodiesel Policy Under Review in Berkeley, CA

BERKELEY, CA – City leaders have revised a two-year program to power the city's fleet of nearly 200 trucks entirely on a derivative of vegetable oil, according to the Berkeley Daily Planet.

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News•March 30, 2005

City Council Presses Milwaukee Dept. of Public Works to Reduce Fleet

MILWAUKEE, WI – A Milwaukee Common Council committee voted to give the Department of Public Works (DPW) officials 30 days to decide how to cut the fleet, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

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News•March 30, 2005

Los Altos, CA Joins Trend of Cities Buying Hybrid Vehicles

LOS ALTOS, CA – The city council for Los Altos, Calif., has approved the purchase of a Honda Civic Hybrid, according to the San Jose Mercury News.

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