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The state ofMichigan employs Club Car Utility Vehicles for use at correctional facilities. The smaller electric- and gasoline-powered utility vehicles have replaced many of the larger trucks and vans now used by the Department of Corrections.
Read More →The Cushman Tour LSV and Hauler PRO LSV are designed for those that need a street-legal utility vehicle.
Read More →John Deere’s 2016 RSX860i utility vehicle has updated features that include a new power steering option and backlit toggle switches to improve manageability.
Read More →Terramac’s RT6 carrier helps operators take on multiple tasks with a single unit.
Read More →Pettibone’s Extendo 944B is the first model in its new generation of telescopic handlers.
Read More →Bobcat Company has introduced the new UV34 and UV34XL with an all-new chassis, an enhanced suspension system, and increased towing capacity
Read More →The new body design accommodates the IMT model 12000 telescopic crane without a front stabilizer for customers that do not require 100 percent lift capacity in all load zones.
Read More →Bobcat’s Tier 4-compliant 5600 and 5610 Toolcat utility work machines incorporate a non-DPF (diesel particulate filter) engine solution.
Read More →Cat's new tandem and combination utility compactors take on a range of soil and asphalt applications, including parking lots, driveways, urban streets, landscaping, and small construction sites.
Read More →Utility vehicles fill a unique niche in a government's fleet — they can operate on rugged terrain, transport people while also performing work, and navigate tighter spaces than a traditional vehicle, whether inside a facility or out in the woods.
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