The installation of 17 EV charging stations has begun at several of 12 sites across the base. Charging stations will have the capacity to support 34 non-tactical vehicles at a time.
The Broken Arrow Police Department recently installed five grapplers on patrol cars, with plans to outfit more in the future.
Drivers who report an issue will be able to track repair status in their app, and their report will automatically generate an alert for that station’s owner.
The department acquired seven new e-bikes going into the fall semester after a pilot proved successful last year.
Government vehicles sales saw a 5.7% increase between August of 2023 and August of 2024.
On Sept. 10, Fleet Forward: the Tour — Somerset will allow fleet operators to test drive EVs and provide educational sessions on infrastructure and regulations.
The 2024 E-Transit with Enhanced Range, with up to 159 miles on a single charge, is now shipping to customers across the country.
Each Monroe County deputy will receive a mini Starlink terminal mounted to their cruisers to ensure continuous connectivity to the county's 911 Center and other deputies, even in areas with limited or no radio or cellular service.
The National Safety Council estimates there could be more than 50,000 injuries from preventable traffic crashes nationwide during the 2024 Labor Day holiday period.
The group has also committed to growing EV infrastructure by 500%. At least 40% of the infrastructure is expected to benefit disadvantaged communities.
The global automotive organization was founded by Steward C. Holman on August 23, 1924, starting as a single Ford dealership in New Jersey.
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The Cleveland Police Department is the first law enforcement agency to purchase The District, LAND's urban e-moto, for patrolling.
Oshkosh Defense secured a $1.54 billion contract to modernize and deliver heavy tactical vehicles for the U.S. Army through 2031.
Minnesota's Office of Traffic Safety is using a $100,000 grant to determine how to reduce distracted driving on roads.
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