New York City has one of America’s most diverse municipal fleets. It owns or leases 27,000 vehicles supported by 150 maintenance facilities and 400 in-house fueling locations. The municipality spends a whopping $700 million a year on procurement, repairs and fueling. A new initiative led by Keith Kerman, the city’s first chief fleet officer, is changing the way NYC Fleet orders vehicles of every size, particularly the utility vehicles that support a broad array of applications.