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Connected vehicle technology that the Wyoming Department of Transportation is piloting could help reduce crashes and make the interstate safer.
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Effective immediately, private fleets and public refueling stations are eligible to apply for the incentive program, which will now provide $100 per tank-side connector and $1,000 per hose-end connector.
Read More →Wyoming lawmakers are asking why a state agency is purchasing GPS units for 1,600 vehicles without first consulting them.
Read More →The State of Wyoming announced it will add Verizon’s Networkfleet telematics system to 1,600 fleet vehicles. This will cost the state $244,800 in upfront fees and $363,000 in annual fees.
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The Alternative Fuels Data Center, a resource of the U.S. Dept. of Energy, has enhanced the Laws and Incentives page on its website, making it easier to find the laws, incentives, and programs applicable to specific fleets.
Read More →DETROIT – The governors of Colorado and Oklahoma visited Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors in Detroit on July 16 to promote development of natural gas vehicles that these states can use in their fleets.
Read More →CASPER, WY – The City of Casper, Wyo., is considering a plan to purchase an additional 42 marked police vehicles and make them available as take-home vehicles for the police department’s officers.
Read More →CHEYENNE, WY – The State of Wyoming has channeled $200,000 from the general fund to convert vehicles in the State’s Department of Transportation and Department of Administration and Information to run on natural gas.
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