
Utilimarc's benchmarking report for light-duty service trucks uses data from 40 utility fleet clients and includes more than 3,600 vehicles under 20,000 GVWR with a service body without an aerial device.
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Mark Stephens, CAFM, was recently appointed Transportation Services Manager for Snohomish County Public Utility District in Everett, Wash.
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Terex offers an insulated, retractable 4th section on its General 80 digger derricks. Made from fiberglass, it replaces a non-insulated, steel 4th section on previous models.
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The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has put into service the first Odyne Systems plug-in system equipped bucket truck in California.
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The City of West Palm Beach (Fla.) has a new policy banning idling of city utility vehicles for more than five minutes. The new rule takes effect immediately.
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The Tennessee Department of Transportation will distribute $27 million in federal grant money to local public agencies to reduce congestion and improve air quality, Commissioner John Schroer has announced.
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A new fleet management information system has helped the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority (D.C. Water) not only improve its fleet operations efficiency, but also improve its ability to make informed decisions.
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The new range extended electric vehicle (REEV) utility trucks are capable of providing power to homes and businesses during outages with 75 kW of exportable power. They are the utility industry’s first electric hybrid drivetrain Class 5 trucks.
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To help utility companies and contractors select the right size of digger derrick to complete the majority of their day-to-day tasks, Terex Utilities is promoting a new comparison called Work Zone Capacity as a new industry standard.
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SCHAUMBURG, IL - The CLEANFleet certification is a national program developed by the Coalition for Green Fleet Management to certify private and public fleet operations that are energy efficient and environmentally responsible.
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