Mayor Adams signs bill that requires NYC-owned vehicles to be fully electric by 2038
This bill is the latest in the city's mission to cut back on emissions and serve as a trailblazer in sustainability.
Share:
More Stories
0:26
Senate confirms Lee Zeldin as the next EPA administrator
40ds ago
Trump temporarily halts leasing and permitting for wind energy projects
48ds ago2:04
East Flatbush woman is still waiting to receive her NYC trash bins
59ds ago2:11
DSNY issuing almost 500 fines in less than a week to New Yorkers not using trash bins
62ds ago1:48
Drought watch lifted in New York
66ds ago1:35
Melrose residents demand cleanup of dangerous dumping ground
67ds ago0:26
Senate confirms Lee Zeldin as the next EPA administrator
40ds agoTrump temporarily halts leasing and permitting for wind energy projects
48ds ago2:04
East Flatbush woman is still waiting to receive her NYC trash bins
59ds ago2:11
DSNY issuing almost 500 fines in less than a week to New Yorkers not using trash bins
62ds ago1:48
Drought watch lifted in New York
66ds ago1:35
Melrose residents demand cleanup of dangerous dumping ground
67ds agoMayor Eric Adams signed into law a new bill that will require every city-owned vehicle to be electric by 2038.
This bill is the latest in the city's mission to cut back on emissions and serve as a trailblazer in sustainability.
"Zero-emission vehicles means cleaner air for all New Yorkers. Fewer greenhouse emissions and cost savings on fuel and maintenance are just a real win-win," said Adams.
Adams also announced that four solar carports will be coming to New York City Housing Authority properties for residents and employees to charge electric vehicles using renewable energy.
More from News 12
1:50
NYC DOT study addresses safety, pollution concerns along Cross Bronx Expressway
1:05
School bus erupts in flames in Williamsbridge
1:42
State data shows transit crime down, 1 year after Gov. Hochul launches subway safety plan
1:45
Parkchester subway riders cite safety risks from narrow platform
2:00
$35M pilot program proposal aims crack down on New York City's double parkers
1:45
