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SEARCHMENUSEARCHCLEVELAND – Demand for power lawn and garden equipment in the government and institutional market is forecast to increase 3.4 percent per year to $580 million in 2011, according to a study by a market research firm.
Read More →GLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO – The AEMP Technology Committee has been working to provide fleet managers an easier, more efficient method to access basic fleet information from multiple OEMs and integrate telematics systems data into business management software.
Read More →NORMAN, OK – City council members adopted a comprehensive alternative fuel program they believe will be better for the environment and save money in the long run, according to NewsOK.com.
Read More →BROOKSVILLE, FL – County Commissioner Jeff Stabins questioned why fleet mechanics charge $85-an-hour in labor costs to do oil changes when a better price could be had at a private dealer, reported Hernando Today.
Read More →ALBUQUERQUE, NM – The City of Albuquerque will use $750,000 of its energy efficiency block grants to purchase new hybrid vehicles, according to New Mexico Business Weekly.
Read More →NEW YORK – No marked patrol cars would be lost, but there would be a cut in unmarked cars and rental or leased vehicles, reported the New York Times.
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MADISON, IN – State and local governmental agencies across the United States can now easily purchase new vehicle lifts from Rotary Lift.
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TORRANCE, CA – Out of 31 nominees, the competition for the title of 2009 Public Sector Fleet Manager of the Year has been narrowed down to four finalists. Find out who made the cut.
Read More →CORREGGIO, Italy – SPAL Automotive s.r.l. is celebrating its 50th anniversary as a manufacturer of high-quality fan, blower, and electronic products for a variety of industries, including the agricultural, automotive, bus, construction, industrial, off-highway, and truck markets.
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MINNEAPOLIS – The City of San Antonio's fleet acquisitions administrator, Kevin Fareri, CAFM, presented a number of green fleet topics at the Minnesota Public Works Association's conference.
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