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There is nothing more important than keeping New Yorkers safe, and reining in super speeders will save lives.
I am proud to support efforts in Albany to enable new tools like Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) in our fight for safe streets.
“A small but reckless group of recidivist speeders poses a grave threat to the health and safety of everyone. That is why we, and Mayor Mamdani, support Intelligent Speed Assistance to rein in super speeders and save lives.”
Commissioner Flynn’s op-ed:
nydailynews.com/2026/04/25/a…
Keith T. Kerman retweeted
In the latest Safety Is Personal video from the National Safety Council, DCAS Deputy Commissioner and NYC Chief Fleet Officer Keith Kerman shares why roadway safety is workplace safety. He explains how NYC is leading the nation with safety initiatives that keep New Yorkers safe.
In the latest episode of the #SafetyIsPersonal video series, NSC CEO @LorraineMMartin sits down with Keith Kerman, Chief Fleet Officer for the City of New York, to talk about why safety matters to him.
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🎙️ Upcoming Chat: Decarbonizing NYC Transportation
Join us soon for a genuine talk with Keith Kerman, NYC Chief Fleet Officer, Deputy Commissioner, DCAS, as we discuss: Accelerating Clean MHDV Adoption, Strategy Behind Large-Scale Electric Fleet Rollouts, and Optimizing Biodiesel fleet
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🚛⚡Missed NYMTC’s October Brown Bag? @NYCDCAS Chief Fleet Officer Keith Kerman highlighted the Safe Fleet Transition Plan — NYC’s path to a safer, cleaner fleet with 100K+ safety upgrades and cutting-edge sustainability efforts. 🌆🗽
🔗 bit.ly/OctBBRec
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Keith T. Kerman retweeted
Intelligent Speed Assist, high-vision trucks, safer streets. Keith Kerman is talking about the fleet innovations you need to know. 🚦🔍 loom.ly/OiB3_3c
#Fleet #FleetSafety #Telematics #Innovation #PublicFleet
Keith T. Kerman retweeted
When it comes to vehicle safety, New York City is leading the way! All new vehicles in the City's fleet will be equipped with speed limiting technology.
Now Albany needs to follow NYC's example and use this technology to save lives — by passing the Stop Super Speeders bill.
.@nycgov is expanding the largest Intelligent Speed Assistance program in the world, adding ISA technology to 7000+ City fleet vehicles to help keep our streets safe. 🚗
With ISA, we’re continuing to advance our Vision Zero goals for all New Yorkers. 🌆
nyc.gov/site/dcas/news/021-2…
Keith T. Kerman retweeted
NYC has cut fossil fuel use in its fleet by 67% since 2012, saving nearly 20 million gallons every year. 🚛⚡
Through renewable diesel, EVs, and hybrids, we’re leading the nation with the greenest municipal fleet. 🌱
Check this out ➡️ nyc.gov/site/dcas/news/020-2…
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We're officially winners of the @NSCsafety 2025 Green Cross for Safety Excellence Award, recognizing DCAS’ relentless pursuit of road safety.
Intelligent Speed Assistance & truck side-guards, two safety innovations recognized by the leading safety group. on.nyc.gov/NSA-GreenCrossAwa…
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Vision Zero, NYC’s ongoing mission to eliminate traffic fatalities, is working, according to items in the Mayor's Management Report, scheduled to be released Wednesday. amny.com/nyc-transit/adams-v…
Keith T. Kerman retweeted
Meet Keith Kerman, deputy commissioner of Fleet Management and the City’s chief fleet Officer. Keith manages the country’s largest and greenest municipal fleet. He continually strives for a cleaner and more energy-efficient fleet. Learn why Keith serves the City of New York.
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As the year wraps up, we’re proudly announcing the “Greatest Volumes of 2024”—six top achievements, from our best releases.
From boosting economic opportunities to actively taking steps to reduce emissions, DCAS has made 2024 a successful year for NYers. on.nyc.gov/DCAS-year-end-202…
Keith T. Kerman retweeted
Replying to @NYCDCAS
@NYCDCAS, @FDNY, and @NYCSchools recognize fall class of automotive interns at the FDNY Engine Shop in Queens
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Keith T. Kerman retweeted
DCAS and @TSRcoalition invite you to the 2024 Vision Zero Fleet Safety Forum on Wed. 10/30 at the Queens Theatre in Flushing Meadows Corona Park. Doors open at 7:30 a.m. and the program begins at 8:30 a.m. The event is free, but registration is required➡️on.nyc.gov/SafetyForumRegist…
Keith T. Kerman retweeted
On 6/26, join us at the #RebuildingNYSummit when @NYCDCAS's Keith Todd Kerman will join a panel on innovation and rebuilding New York! Find out more & register today: bit.ly/3vTMMOv
Keith T. Kerman retweeted
We partnered with @NYCSchools to spark curiosity within the city’s youth. 'Batteries Included' is a fun, animated educational video about electric vehicles.
As our fleet advances, we're counting on our future leaders to be in the driver's seat of change.
youtube.com/watch?v=iQDFI1Tc…
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Every day, our Deputy Commissioner of Fleet Management Keith Kerman helps keep the city’s fleet green and moving. Check out his special holiday message for all New Yorkers. ❄️
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With 2.5 million gallons of renewable diesel already delivered to City agencies, we’re ushering in a new era for fleet operations that mitigates our environmental impact and better serves all New Yorkers.
NYC has been leading the way in reducing our city's carbon emissions, and we're not done yet.
@NYCMayor and @NYCDCAS Commissioner Pinnock are rolling out a new plan that will transition ALL heavy-duty city fleet vehicles to renewable fuel.
Learn more: nyc.gov/office-of-the-mayor/…
Keith T. Kerman retweeted
Our city is leading the charge on electric vehicles and the bill we signed into law today will electrify our city’s car fleet!
Read more: nyc.gov/office-of-the-mayor/…
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NYC's Electric Fleet Surpasses 4,600 EVs, Aiming for 5,000 by Year End: In July 2023, the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) surpassed 200 EV fast chargers, with 207 now operational across 12 city agencies. government-fleet.com/1020278…































