DCAS & TLC Announce City-Owned Fleet to go Electric by 2027

DCAS is purchasing 16 new Mach-Es for TLC, bringing their total electric vehicles to 45%.

Ultra-Link-Coil-Cords

MADISON, IN - Unlike coil cords that use die-cast or molded plastic plugs, Grote's new Ultra-Link-Coil-Cords are manufactured using molded elastomeric material that resists crushing, acts as potting that seals terminals from moisture, and is molded with a special adhesive that bonds with the cable to eliminate the need for a spring.

Delaware DOT Pilots Electric Vehicles

The Delaware Department of Transportation has added two battery-electric vehicles to its fleet as part of a new pilot program to assess the sustainability, ease of use, and maintenance of these vehicles.

2023 Work Truck Week Roundup

See what new vehicles, equipment, and tech you can soon order for your fleet.

Tennessee Golf Course Purchases All-Electric Equipment

Using funds provided by the Clean Tennessee Energy Grant program, a State of Tennessee-operated golf course replaced gasoline-powered equipment with battery-powered options including greens and approach mowers, bunker rakes, greens rollers, and utility vehicles.

Ohio City Adding Mullen THREE Electric Truck

The city of Dublin, Ohio, has purchased a Mullen Class 3 electric truck as part of its sustainability efforts.

Electric Excavator Offers Zero Emissions, Quiet Operation

Volvo Construction Equipment’s ECR25 electric excavator features low noise levels, reduced energy costs, and low maintenance requirements.

Va. Utility Worker Dies from Electrocution

A lineman for the City of Danville, Va., was responding to a power outage in an elevated bucket truck when the accident occurred.

Brad Tolbert