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30 Years Ago Today The Sprinter Van Began to Play
The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van is turning 30 years old – and is on track to surpass five million units sold by year’s end.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHThe Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van is turning 30 years old – and is on track to surpass five million units sold by year’s end.
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From changing needs due to the COVID-19 pandemic to general consumer preference changes, delivering goods or services on time is more demanding than ever before.
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The unitized, proprietary equipment can be slid into several rear swing doors, drop frame, electronics trailer vans/moving vans.
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Plans are in place to build a first-of-its-kind all-electric refrigerated delivery vehicle.
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The all-electric last-mile delivery van can help the University of Notre Dame reach its sustainability goals.
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An new online tool that catalogs global zero-emission truck and bus models is available to help identify vehicles eligible for significant point-of-sale discounts in California and New York.
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The new light truck tire, Conti LAR 3, is a 16-inch regional all-position tire with all-steel radial casing designed for retreading.
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OEM industry experts weighed in on how to determine which vehicle type is best for the vocational fleet you plan to run
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The first look at Electric Last Mile Solutions' electric medium-duty cab forward truck will occur on July 30 at the Route Consultant Contractor Expo in Nashville, Tenn.
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The Internet of Things is a term you’ve likely heard, and if you’re unfamiliar with its applications, it brings powerful abilities for fleets. Learn just what IoT is, why it matters, and how a network of connected devices can revolutionize the supply chain.
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With a goal to transition 30% of deliveries to zero emissions by 2030, the City of Seattle's partnership with BrightDrop and others will pilot a sustainable neighborhood delivery hub to test new vehicles, delivery models, and technologies for last-mile operations.
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