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The city of Charlotte, North Carolina, has added five new Ford F-150 Lightning electric vehicles into its code enforcement fleet.
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Palm Beach County, Florida, Fleet Management Director Sara Burnam discusses what fleets should be planning for in an evolving fleet world.
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In recent conversations with three government fleet managers about the issues they are facing in 2024, they all started out by saying electric and alternative-fuel vehicles were a top area of focus.
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Post-authorization, the EV charging solutions provider will undergo continuous monitoring procedures, which include annual assessments, security training, and incident reporting.
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About 1,000 EVs have been deployed across the country since the U.S. Army's Climate Strategy was rolled out. Around 600 dual port charging stations have been installed to charge them.
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Each of the Cape Canaveral's six new networked pay-to-use dual plug Level-2 electric vehicle charging stations were officially brought online, replacing what had previously been six non-networked free-to-use charging stations.
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The Mullen THREE has a range of 125 miles and offers Level 3 DC charge time of 1.5 hrs. The THREE also includes best-in-class turning diameter of 38 ft
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The state received the first three electric vehicles from Canoo as an innovative part of the state’s ongoing fleet modernization initiative.
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The Akwesasne Mohawk Police Service is the first Indigenous police service to acquire EVs in Canada, and is one of the first police services in Ontario and Quebec to operate EVs.
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Under the law, by 2030, all procurements for the city’s administrative fleet – comprised of light-duty, standard-occupancy vehicles – will be required to be zero emission vehicles, mostly likely all electric.
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