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The city of Dallas is accelerating its Climate Action Plan with a goal of electrifying the city’s fleet by 2040, signing a multi-year agreement with Ford Pro for EV charging infrastructure including hardware and smart charging software.
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The Cobb County fleet is set to begin its demo program with a P7-C demo chassis cab manufactured by REE Automotive Ltd., an automotive technology company and provider of full by-wire electric trucks and platforms.
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According to U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) data, over four million vehicles are operated by state and local governments in the U.S.
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According to a recent Samsara report, 99% of physical operations leaders surveyed have already implemented or plan to implement a sustainability program, while 85% have said that increasing the sustainability of their operations is a high or critical priority.
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As an early adopter, Cobb County was able to save thousands of dollars in its initial transition to EVs, as well as on its EV infrastructure installation. See how Fleet Services Director Al Curtis did it, and how you can bring stakeholders onboard with adopting EVs today.
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Charging technology is evolving at a rapid pace and can lead to buyers' remorse at the local level. How cities, counties, and states can save on charging.
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Check your fleets! A roundup of recent vehicle recalls involving vehicles popular among public sector fleets.
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In the last two months, DCAS has registered four new electric contracts, including its first electric ride share, electric car share, and electric vehicle rental contracts.
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For the first time, Ford Pro is allowing dealer demonstrations of the full EV lineup – Lightning, Mach-E, standard and enhanced range E-Transit – exclusively for local and state government customers across the country.
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Polk County, Iowa is in the process of replacing the majority of the county's fleet, totaling more than 300 vehicles, with electric vehicles.
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