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WORCESTER, MA – Record-high gas prices across the country are fueling the urge for car owners to identify ways to reduce their gas consumption. Citizens of Commonwealth of Massachusetts are considering hybrid vehicles.
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FALL RIVER, MA – Mayor Edward M. Lambert Jr. has asked the Fall River City Council to approve a $1.6 million loan order to pay for a new meter-reading technology, according to the Herald News.
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CAMBRIDGE, MA – To reduce car ownership and provide more commuting options, Zipcar and the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) have created a multi-faceted partnership that will expand the Zipcar program to a dozen T locations along the Green, Orange, and Red lines, making it easier for people to live and work car-free in the city.
Read More →Three public fleet leaders explain how they use real-world vehicle data and long-term planning to keep aging assets in service and make more informed replacement and budgeting decisions in a high-cost environment.
Read More →The hybrid ambulance for Amherst Fire Department features an idle mitigation system that is designed to turn off the engine when the vehicle is parked idling at emergency scenes.
Read More →The EV initiative is expected to help Easthampton’s city-owned fleet save $360,000 a year on gas and remove 600 MTCo2 annually over the next 5-10 years.
Read More →Framingham's mayor realized his list of municipal vehicles used as take-home vehicles was out of date when he received a public records request regarding the take-home vehicle program.
Read More →How fleet managers are balancing refurbishment and replacement, leveraging data for preventive maintenance, and retaining technicians with pay, tools, and flexible schedules.
Read More →The pilot will use Cero Global’s technology on city-owned vehicles to evaluate its impact on emissions and fuel consumption, as well as potential savings in municipal operating costs.
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