NYC Purchases 184 Mach-E Vehicles for Law Enforcement
New York City's new electric crossovers will replace gas-powered vehicles currently in the fleet and are expected to be delivered by June 30.
New York City's new electric crossovers will replace gas-powered vehicles currently in the fleet and are expected to be delivered by June 30.
The Nashville, Tennessee, City Council has approved the funds to purchase new fleet vehicles for the Nashville Department of Transportation and police and sheriff officers.
Eight new trucks will enhance the Navajo Nation Fire Department’s ability to quickly and effectively respond to emergencies.
A local university donates $800,000 to the City of Evanston for the new fire truck.
A panel at GFX suggested tactics for fleet managers to take advantage of the current long vehicle delivery delays and astounding resale values.
A budget surplus at the City of Escondido, California, is allowing the city to invest more than $4 million to upgrade the Fire Department's vehicles and equipment.
They have the funding but can’t get the vehicles (or parts). How have fleet operations adjusted, and how does it affect them long term?
Boulder City, Nevada, is entering into a five-year $725,300 lease-purchase agreement for a fleet of 100 new golf carts.
New-vehicle inventory levels are still 63% lower than a year ago while the average transaction price hit another record.
In addition to traditional fossil-fuel-powered vehicles, GSA awarded 16 model-year 2022 light-duty ZEV vehicles across multiple brands and vehicle categories.
The Menlo Park City Council has agreed to purchase the Tesla Model Ys as part of a police patrol decarbonization pilot program.
The Johnson County Fire Protection District has taken possession of three new fire engines, three tankers, and a rescue truck after receiving voter support.
The San Jose Fire Department is the first Pierce customer to have fire apparatus in production incorporating the Paccar MX-13 big block engine.
With the help of industry experts, Automotive Fleet takes a look at the current state of the used-vehicle market and what the near future may hold.
The Huntsville (Alabama) Fire & Rescue fire apparatus order from Pierce represents the largest in over a decade for the state of Alabama.
Data from Government Fleet's survey shows fewer fleets reporting size increases compared to last year, and a slight rise in those reporting operating budget increases.
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