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News•May 18, 2004

Scranton Installs Cameras on Recycling Trucks

The city of Scranton is trying to make the job safer for public works employees by conducting an experiment and mounting cameras on the back of recycling trucks, according to WBRE TV.

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News•May 18, 2004

City Backs Biodiesel Fuel for Garbage Trucks

Windsor's garbage trucks may soon have a decidedly different scent about them, according to the Santa Rosa Press Democrat newspaper on April 8.

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News•May 18, 2004

Former Sheriff’s Car Bought at Auction Contained Bomb

A Thousand Oaks, Calif., man who bought a former Kern County sheriff's squad car at auction got a shock when he opened the trunk and found a bomb.

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News•May 18, 2004

Illinois Secretary of State Office Criticized on Use of Cars

Secretary of State Jesse White's office issued 82 state vehicles to employees for full-time use but couldn't show why they were needed, according to an audit released on May 7, according to the Associated Press.

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News•May 18, 2004

Gas Cost Strains Counties

As county governments begin debating their budgets for next year, they’re getting hit with rising costs of operating their fleets, according to State.com.

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News•May 18, 2004

USPS to Replace Its Trucks Prior to '07 EPA Deadline

The United States Postal Service said it would replace its fleet of about 2,000 Class 8 tractors in 2005 and that its normal eight-year replacement cycle would enable the federally owned corporation to bypass the Environmental Protection Agency’s next two deadlines for additional emissions restrictions on heavy-duty diesel engines, according to Transport Topics.

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News•May 4, 2004

Virginia’s Fairfax County to Conduct Audit on Feasibility of Reducing Fleet Size

A Fairfax County, Va., Board Chairman thinks he may have found a way of saving money: reduce the number of vehicles assigned to county agencies.

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News•May 4, 2004

Detroit Settles Two Lawsuits Involving City-Owned Vehicles

The Detroit City Council has approved settling two lawsuits filed by the families of Detroit residents who were struck — one fatally — by city employees who had been drinking and were driving city vehicles.

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News•May 4, 2004

NAFA Law Enforcement Group to Hold LEG 2004 in Las Vegas

The National Association of Fleet Administrators will hold its Law Enforcement Group Conference (LEG) Autust 14-18 in Las Vegas.

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News•May 4, 2004

Oshkosh Truck Announces Record Sales Months for Its Contender Fire Trucks

Oshkosh Truck Corporation has announced three straight record sales months for its Contender brand of fire trucks.

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