Metrolink has an option to buy 20 more Tier 4 locomotives, which would allow the railroad to replace almost its entire fleet of engines.
We stood on the roadside amid agitated Italian spectators, several of whom owned houses in the area, as a fleet of fire engines, sirens screaming, raced past us toward the beach.
Bright yellow or dark red, embossed with brand names like Suzuki, as if a fleet of lawnmower engines had come alive and was running the show.
The NFD operates a fleet of 15 engines, 8 ladders, 1 rescue, 4 hazardous material (Haz-Mat) units, a foam unit, a mobile command unit, an air unit, a fireboat, and numerous other special, support, and reserve units.
The scenarios detail the fleets of internal combustion engine vehicles (ICEVs), plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), and fully electric vehicles (EVs).
Nearly 5,000 Lufthansa pilots have learned to fly on the school's fleet of single-engine Beechcraft Bonanzas.
Using a fleet of twin-engine aircraft, Mr. Romney littered the skies over Ohio with five- and ten-dollar bills, reserving a special airdrop of twenties and fifties for the crucial swing district of Hamilton County.
St. Mary's County Regional Airport is home to a fleet of single-engine Cessnas, many of them owned by amateur pilots and parked in tidy rows just off the runway.
The Division of Fire operates a fire apparatus fleet of twenty three engine companies, eight ladder companies, three tower companies, two rescue squad companies, two task force company(rescue squad), one fireboat(closed), one hazardous materials ("haz-mat") unit, and numerous other special, support, and reserve units.
Shaw said the standard "far exceeds the technological capability of engines we have in the fleet today.
