Government fleets in California, New York, and Washington are among those that have announced their commitment to convert to zero-emission vehicles by 2040.
Albany County has joined a tri-county agreement with Suffolk and Westchester Counties to announce new electric vehicle charging stations and a fleet electrification plan.
Two former employees for the New York State Police pleaded guilty to theft of auto parts and tools. They were non-sworn civilian employees responsible for maintaining police vehicles.
New York State requires that come 2045, the only new medium- and heavy-duty trucks for sale in the state will be zero-emission vehicles.
Westchester and Suffolk counties announce a joint venture to procure electric vehicles and transition their fleets to zero emissions by 2030.
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.
The backhoes require no diesel and produce zero emissions — all while providing the power and performance associated with diesel-powered equipment.
With 36 new electric shuttle buses at the area's major airports and 130 electric light-duty vehicles now in service, the Port Authority’s Central Automotive Division (CAD) is ready for an EV future.
In FY20, the NYC Fleet Department made progress in many areas, while some areas of initiative were delayed due to COVID-19.
The Department of Transportation will have its main maintenance facilities across the state staffed with fleet mechanics 24/7 to keep plow trucks on the road.
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