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Is Delaying Fleet Replacement Really Saving Money?
Could delaying replacement cost your fleet more than it saves? This week’s recap takes a closer look, plus an update on GFX 2027.
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Read More →The Toledo City Council, in an effort to balance the city budget, is considering delaying the purchase of police cars and fire engine replacements.
Read More →The Baltimore city school system has identified up to 84 school vehicles that can be eliminated because of lack of use, according to the Baltimore Sun newspaper.
Read More →Paul Roberts, an energy writer for Harper’s magazine and author of “The End of Oil: On the Edge of a Perilous New World,” warns in the Los Angeles Times, as reported in the Calstart e-mail newsletter, that the days of cheap oil are gone.
Read More →FedEx Express, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp., has placed into service the first of its new, low-emission, hybrid electric powered delivery vehicles in concert with the Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District, Environmental Defense and Eaton Corporation.
Read More →Three Pittsburgh City Council members used city-owned cars for weeks at a time this winter before criticizing Mayor Tom Murphy for allowing officials and administrators to take home city vehicles, records show, according to an article in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
Read More →Robert Bosch Corporation, a member of the Electronic Stability Control Coalition, has issued results of a newly published research study by the University of Iowa that concludes 34 percent more drivers maintain control of vehicles with Electronic Stability Control (ESC) than drivers without ESC.
Read More →Two bills making their way through the California General Assembly would raise the state’s fuel taxes.
Read More →Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle has outlined steps his administration has already taken to reduce the state car fleet and ordered further actions to continue to reduce the size of the fleet and bring greater accountability to the system.
Read More →More than 1,500 city officials enjoy the privilege of driving to work in taxpayer-funded cars, despite Mayor Bloomberg's attempts to cut the city's car fleet.
Read More →If it belongs to Purdue University, and it runs on diesel fuel, chances are it's now powered by a force friendlier to the environment and farmers.
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