MANAGING PUBLIC SECTOR VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT
Ford has introduced a hybrid version of its Police Interceptor Utility midsize SUV with improved pursuit performance and standard all-wheel drive.
Ford has announced fleet incentives for its 2019-model-year lineup, including its police models and four Lincoln vehicles.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department will pay $11.75 million after a deputy swerved and killed a bicyclist while typing on his laptop.
Dodge is expanding its police vehicle lineup with a Pursuit version of its Durango SUV. It is powered by a 5.7L HEMI V-8, coupled with a full-time, active all-wheel-drive (AWD) system.
The police taxi is part of an effort to curb drunk and drugged driving in the City of Glendale, Calif.
The Hawaii Police Department is looking to purchase its first patrol vehicles in 10 years to replace a fleet that averages 200,000 miles. A decade ago, it purchased 35 2008-MY vehicles.
The City of Wilmington, N.C. Police Department has acquired an ice cream truck as part of its community policing initiative.
The City of West Palm Beach, Fla., has 36 police cars with engine failure, and fleet staff are pointing to diesel fuel found in the city’s unleaded gasoline tanks.
Just when you think you have the perfect fleet configuration, the unthinkable happens: your OEM discontinues a model your fleet has come to rely on. If your fleet faces this situation, here’s what to do.
Look at the current police vehicle and consumer vehicle trends and you can make predictions about what you'll be driving on duty in the next decade.