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Measuring and reducing your carbon footprint is possible even on a shoestring budget.
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The new solution aims to reduce downtime and identifies vehicles that need emissions-related repairs.
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After nearly two years of work, the city of Cape Canaveral has received its LEED Silver certification from the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED for Cities and Communities program.
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Upcoming regulations targeting public sector diesel-powered trucks from 2027 mean fleet managers should be proactive by formulating a procurement strategy that will work for the entity’s benefit.
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The recent Advanced Clean Fleets regulation requires state and local government fleets, including city, county, special district, and state agency fleets, to ensure 50% of vehicle purchases are zero-emission beginning in 2024 and 100% of vehicle purchases are zero-emission by 2027.
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Learn about the city of Raleigh's initiative to reduce idling within its fleet, aiming for substantial cost savings and environmental benefits, signaling a shift in future operations.
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The new standards are expected to lead to $62 billion in reduced annual fuel costs, as well as maintenance and repair costs for drivers and fleets. They are also expected to lead to cleaner air quality for fleet drivers.
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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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The city of Roseville, California, is working to decrease greenhouse gas emissions and minimize landfill waste by powering its trash and recycling fleet with renewable fuel.
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With many fleets still trying to work through supply chain shortages, technician recruiting, and government regulations, even staying on top of everyday fleet needs can be a challenge.
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