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New York City is expanding the use of pedestrian alerts and intelligent speed assistance across its non-emergency fleet. The executive order establishes new technology requirements for future vehicle purchases while accelerating retrofits on thousands of existing municipal trucks.
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The call for accountability in government means heightened scrutiny of how things are done at all levels. Public sector fleet managers have several tools to establish and maintain operational and performance standards.
Read More →WATERVLIET, NY - The entire police fleet will now be equipped with laptops and computers to provide access to the same information while on the road or at the headquarters.
Read More →MADISON, WI – The Wisconsin State Patrol is adding seven Dodge Chargers and seven Dodge Magnums to its fleet.
Read More →EDISON, N.J. – City of Edison Mayor Jun Choi now drives a hybrid Ford Escape — one of the 26 fuel-efficient vehicles the township bought for its fleet.
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MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ - A new inventory of Monmouth County vehicles reveals the county has 1,049 cars, trucks, and buses, making it the largest county vehicle fleet in the state.
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Nominations for the 2017 Public Fleet Hall of Fame are now being accepted and are due end of day Wednesday, March 15.
Read More →ASHEVILLE, NC - City of Asheville, N.C., employees turned out in late August for a green transportation fair entitled “Put on Your Green Shoes.” The event was geared toward familiarizing city employees with the city’s green fleet of low- and no-emission vehicles.
Read More →A look at how direct public engagement can help fleet departments build transparency, understanding, and trust with the communities they serve.
Read More →Gaston County, N.C., created a plan to support economic growth in the aftermath of COVID-19, including funding for a new fleet facility.
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