DCAS is conducting a pilot program on 50 city vehicles with new Intelligent Speed Assist technology. ISA restricts the vehicle’s speed based on the local speed limit on the road where the vehicle is travelling.
NYC Fleet is committed to electrification of the City's fleet. DSNY is a key partner in this effort. Previously they bought several diesel-electric hybrid trucks. Now DSNY has its first fully electric refuse collection truck. See the article in the October section of the 2020 Fleet News page.
This map shows the network of electric vehicle (EV) chargers available to city vehicles. We have a list of NYC Fleet chargers that are also available to the public with a nominal user fee.
Managed by DCAS, New York City operates over 30,000 owned and leased vehicles, the largest municipal fleet in the United States. NYC maintains fleet units at 37 main repair locations and has over 400 in-house fueling and 400 separate electric charging locations. More than 2,000 staff work full-time in fleet repair and garage operations across over 50 fleet operating agencies and offices. In total, nearly $1 billion is spent annually on fleet repair, fueling, and procurement.
Visit the Fleet News page for information on upcoming DCAS fleet events, as well as our newsletters and other articles and announcements.
Visit the vehicle auction page to view a current list of decommissioned City of New York fleet vehicles available for sale. (Our vehicle auctions are not open to active City employees). If you have additional questions, contact DCAS Fleet Management.