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Nairobi is the world's fourth-most congested city, according to IBM's Commuter Pain survy in 2011. This congestion is costing the city both in terms of road accidents and productivity. It's estimated that the city loses about $578,000 per day because of its congestion.
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KANSAS CITY --- Ford Motor Co. on Tuesday showcased a drivable fuel cell hybrid electric plug-in vehicle at the Kansas City assembly plant during a visit by President George W. Bush.
Read More →Marikina City, a city east of metro Manila, launched 20 special vehicles to benefit and ensure the safety of about 5,000 senior citizens as well as persons with disabilities (PWDs) in their travels anywhere in the city.
Read More →Scania will deliver 150 city buses to the public transport authority in Cairo, Egypt.
Read More →NEW YORK CITY – Metro-North Railroad, which serves commuters between New York City and Connecticut, plans to team up with Enterprise Rent-A-Car.
Read More →CENTERVILLE, GA - Citizens of Houston County’s smallest city should be seeing new police cars patrolling soon. The Centerville City Council has approved a lease agreement that will give the city five new patrol cars and five new command cars.
Read More →FOSTER CITY, CA - The NAFA San Francisco Chapter held its monthly meeting Sept. 23 in Foster City, Calif., at the National Auto Club (NAC) NAC headquarters. One of the key points of the business session was the announcement of a chapter name change survey.
Read More →DETROIT - Several public sector fleet managers were recognized for implementing, pioneering, innovative, and creative programs to help with their agency's overall sustainable or green initiative.
Read More →The charging stations are a part of a two-year public demonstration conducted with the city of San Francisco.
Read More →TACOMA, WA - Tacoma City Council approved the purchase of (10) 2011 Nissan LEAF electric vehicles, (70) Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor vehicles, and (11) Ford Fusion Hybrid detective vehicles.
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