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December 29, 2017 • by Staff
We've compiled a list of the most popular utility fleet stories on worktruckonline.com in 2017. Truck safety was a hot topic in 2017. Readers were also interested in the latest vehicle models.
The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection has concluded that the 2018 Camp Fire was caused by electrical transmission lines owned by Pacific Gas & Electric.
AEV Technologies and Club Car will offer a new battery-electric utility vehicle for campus environments, warehouse and logistics, municipal use, and utilities.
The 2019 Electric Utility Fleet Managers Conference (EUFMC) will focus on Advancing Strategies for Fleet Improvement.
USIC wanted to decrease fuel costs and improve overall driver safety, but needed a solution that did not require extensive driver training.
Load King has acquired three product lines from Terex and plans to unveil new and enhanced crane configurations in the near future.
The City of Toledo, Ohio, has implemented a formal heavy equipment training program using a simulator to train its 75 operators.
Designed to be more interactive, the three-day course features case studies and an emphasis on understanding load charts.
The City of Colton's new utility truck is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more than 60 tons of carbon dioxide per year.
Elliott Equipment Company’s new V60 material handling aerial work platform offers 63 feet of working height and 1,000 pounds of material handling capacity.
An investigation found that the pedestal tube welds on select 2013-2019 digger derricks may crack over time under severe use or abuse.
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