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For fiscal-year 2021, New York City DCAS brought in $15.75 million in revenue between the sale of used vehicles and pursuit of restitution when private vehicles damage fleet vehicles.
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The New York City Department of Sanitation plans to purchase seven Mack LR Electric refuse models, which will operate in each of the city’s boroughs.
Read More →Guests discuss New York City's plans for an all-electric fleet and supporting public use of electric vehicles.
Read More →The new award recognizes unsung heroes like Nigel Reid — responsible for putting well-trained drivers behind the wheel of the safest vehicles — while also honoring the memory of Lenin Fierro.
Read More →The surround cameras will be retrofitted onto existing conventional trucks to improve safety until high vision truck replacements are in place.
Read More →DSNY has approximately 450 traditional street sweepers in use across the five boroughs, including 27 hybrid-electric units.
Read More →Transitioning to electric vehicles isn’t the only option for reducing emissions and creating a more environmentally sustainable operation.
Read More →Faster charging will enable New York City to phase out more gas-powered vehicles and replace them with electric vehicles.
Read More →New York City’s mid-December snowstorm, Gail, led to a significant increase in fleet crashes and injuries.
Read More →ADOMANI, Inc. announced Oct. 20 it has been named an approved dealership and its vehicles have been listed on the eligible vehicles list for the New York City Clean Trucks Program (NYCCTP).
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