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SEARCHMENUSEARCHThe National Association of Fleet Administrators will hold its Law Enforcement Group Conference (LEG) Autust 14-18 in Las Vegas.
Read More →Oshkosh Truck Corporation has announced three straight record sales months for its Contender brand of fire trucks.
Read More →A Providence city employee is in hot water after being accused of misusing a city vehicle.
Read More →Pittsburgh Mayor Murphy wants to privatize the city garage to save the city money, a move that could result in half of the city's 26 mechanics losing their jobs.
Read More →Despite this week's U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Southern California air pollution officials say they will still attempt to require most large-vehicle fleets to buy low-polluting trucks and cars.
Read More →The United States Supreme Court ruled on April 28 that a Southern California air quality management district may have gone too far in imposing its own anti-smog rules for city buses, airport shuttles, and other vehicles.
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.
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