Order and Allocation Updates for MY23 Super Duty
Several members of the Fleet Management Association met to discuss Ford Super Duty order and allocation update.
Several members of the Fleet Management Association met to discuss Ford Super Duty order and allocation update.
The electric rear loader trucks in the New York City Sanitation Department's fleet don't have the range necessary to complete the needed work in a single charge, the sanitation commissioner said.
The company will roll out fuel stations for hydrogen and battery vehicles that will be part of a dynamic nationwide charging network starting in 2023.
The University Park Fire Department ambulance will undergo a thorough mechanical inspection by city fleet services before it's put back into service.
Springfield police officers have been forced to drive older vehicles due to supply chain constraints leading to the city's 2021 order of new police vehicles being canceled.
The Cook County Sheriff's Office currently uses shared helicopters with the Chicago Police Department. Both of its helicopters are often grounded due to maintenance issues.
Ford, Chrysler, and Navistar are the latest companies to be featured in the Recall Roundup.
Declines in Manheim Market Report prices, days' supply, and average daily sales conversion rates are following typical patterns for November.
Days’ supply climbed to 49, the highest since May 2021. The question now is: Will demand keep up with supply?
Through its partnership with Prometric, ASE will now offer the ProProctor remote testing option as a recertification solution.
Framingham's mayor realized his list of municipal vehicles used as take-home vehicles was out of date when he received a public records request regarding the take-home vehicle program.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security, New York City, the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, and the U.S. Army, will use Beam's EV ARC charging systems at various locations across the country and in Puerto Rico.
A new Nissan group called the EV Transformation Office will focus on the company's electrification and connected services. Aditya Jairaj has been promoted to lead the group.
The nearly 12,000-square-foot building replaces a facility that was badly damaged by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 that was still in use.
Catalytic converters contain amounts of highly expensive metals, making the units extremely attractive to criminals seeking easy, quick cash. The number of such thefts is soaring, and the thieves are becoming more dangerous
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