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Viatec's Workforce ePTO lets utility trucks power booms, outriggers, and auxiliary equipment using battery power instead of idling the engine. Learn how this technology helps reduce fuel use, noise, engine wear, and emissions while improving operator comfort.
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Utilities in Michigan, Oklahoma, Illinois, and North Carolina looking to expand or replace their existing fleets will have four opportunities and more than 1,800 pieces of equipment and vehicles to choose from.
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The newly designed Smart Wagon TSW-HD is designed for transporting compact, heavy duty machinery, such as Altec’s DB37backyard, track-mounted digger derrick, which can help maximize jobsite capabilities while making the most out of equipment and travel time.
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The weather-proof BOLT Coupler Pin Lock fits couplers from 1/2-inch to 3 3/8-inch and is adjustable in increments of 1/8-inch allowing for a snug fit in any size.
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A major utility company and a telecommunications provider are testing the plug-in hybrid trucks and vans, of which the vehicle modifier is expanding production to meet the growing demand from fleets.
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Some of the latest truck and van announcements include Freightliner's M2 106 Hybrid truck getting approved for the NY State voucher program, while Ford moves full speed ahead on Ford Transit production.
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An electric utility in Portland, Ore., has begun testing Nissan's e-NV200 cargo van to determine its viability as a commercial vehicle, Nissan has announced.
Read More →In addition to the Electric Utility Fleet Managers Conference setting an attendance record, the conference also announced the recipient to a new award, the Vendor Value Award, which recognizes an industry provider for innovation, maintenance, efficiency and reliability.
Read More →The panel at the Edison Electric Institute (EEI) Convention discussed the current and future state of plug-in vehicles for utility worktrucks and passenger vehicles.
Read More →The company spotlighted two of the first trucks being delivered as part of a $45.4 million U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) funded project that includes an award for more than 120 Odyne hybrid trucks.
Read More →The Pine Burr Area Council had been without a vehicle since its last truck was destroyed by a fire almost six months ago.
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