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BOSTON – Burlington’s town meeting recently approved the first year of a five-year plan to replace the town’s non-emergency fleet with new, more fuel-efficient vehicles, phasing out the use of former cruisers.
Read More →BOSTON - The EPA is providing $373,750 for diesel particulate filters on heavy-duty wheeled loaders owned and operated by MassDOT.
Read More →As part of a clean-fleet initiative, Boston’s fleet converted to a biodiesel fuel blend. City officials believe the environmental and fuel independence benefits are worth the increase in cost.
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BOSTON – The City of Boston unveiled its first on-street charging stations for EVs. In addition, the City’s mayor announced the launch of an EV-focused program called EVBoston.
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BOSTON– Herb Faulconer has retired as fleet administrator for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Read More →BOSTON — The Massachusetts State Senate has passed legislation to encourage the development, purchase, and use of hybrid and alternative vehicles in Massachusetts, creating a broad variety of incentives to promote the purchase of hybrid vehicles over the next three years.
Read More →BOSTON - The Department of Energy Resources (DOER) will sign a memorandum of understanding with Nissan North America, Inc., beginning a non-exclusive partnership to explore ways to expand electric vehicle use in Massachusetts.
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Emergency Safety Solutions (ESS) announced the launch of the H.E.L.P. Alert Network, a vertically integrated, collaborative alerting and real-time hazard communication system.
Read More →See which law enforcement agencies are the latest to add cleaner vehicles to their fleets.
Read More →The tricycle is named after Katherine "Kittie" Knox, a Black West End resident in the 1880s who confronted racial and gender stereotypes in Boston's bicycling community.
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