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SACRAMENTO, CA – A total of $20,093,718 is being awarded through the California Energy Commission to help put more electric and alt-fuel vehicles on the road and boost the development of battery vehicles.
Read More →Ford remains dedicated to the deployment of fuel-efficient vehicles, including hybrid-electric, flexible-fuel vehicles, clean diesel, hydrogen internal combustion engines, and hydrogen fuel cells.
Read More →Fleet One announced on October 10, the successful completion of a network interface with Concord EFS.
Read More →TORRANCE, CA – The reader-response Automotive Fleet feature, Firing Line, is now an interactive online forum, posing questions on industry issues and hot topics. And now you can win a $5 Starbucks gift card by participating!*
Read More →DALLAS – Dallas County’s alternative-fuel vehicle fleet has come under fire.
Read More →ATLANTA – The new FleetCards TrendWatch council will identify new and upcoming trends and articulate them to the industry.
Read More →ChargePoint revealed a new service that enables drivers to use their mobile phones or RFID card to add themselves to a ChargePoint charging station queue, as a way to streamline the EV charging process.
Read More →Automotive Fleet is giving fleet managers across the nation a chance to express their opinions on a wide range of fleet-related topics. The 2014 Commercial Fleet Industry Report Card is a chance to help make a difference in the industry by identifying areas that require improvement.
Read More →Under legislation proposed in the U.S. Congress, the Drivers License Modernization Act (HR 4633) would require that states issue &smart drivers licenses that would hold biometric data, possibly a fingerprint, on the card to ensure identification authentication and the use of biometrics in databases of the state department of motor vehicles to prevent identity theft.
Read More →WEST LAFAYETTE, IN - A Purdue University economist has released two separate studies -- one on electricity costs for California electric vehicle owners, another on infrastructure requirements for the federal Renewable Fuel Standard. The studies, both overseen by agricultural economist Wally Tyner, underscore issues that could hinder plans to expand use of these alternative fuels for vehicles.
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