
ATLANTA – Two dozen Express vans were donated by Chevrolet to Habitat for Humanity in storm-ravaged New York and New Jersey.
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SALEM, OR – You could say the Blue Star Gas bobtail “Old No. 44” has been around the block a time or two. In continuous service from 1966 to 2006, the classic propane autogas-powered truck now stands as a monument to dependable technology.
Read More →GÖTEBORG, SWEDEN - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) have certified all Volvo Group trucks in the U.S., both Mack and Volvo branded, in accordance with 2014 fuel efficiency and greenhouse gas regulations.
Read More →ARLINGTON, VA - More than 84.4 million motorists are expected to travel over 50 miles or more during the year-end holiday. American Trucking Associations want to ensure those motorists arrive at their destinations safely.
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Respondents in the GreenRoad's survey represent a range of fleet sizes — from 25 vehicles to more than 1,000 — in utility, construction, private delivery, business services, white collar businesses, government and transit.
Read More →Clean Pass, a New York state-run program promoting reduced greenhouse gas emissions and fuel consumption, recently ruled C-MAX Energi owners could drive the entire 40-mile stretch of the Long Island Expressway in the carpool lane.
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After Hurricane Sandy, Habitat for Humanity launched a new program to help affected communities, and the new vehicles are part of this effort.
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The latest version of the site has dropdown menus that show the automaker’s fleet vehicles along with detailed, fleet-specific information about each one.
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The new vehicles will be available during spring 2013.
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The full-size Transit will come in three body lengths, two wheelbases, three roof heights, five body styles and two trim levels. The Transit Connect cargo van will come in two wheelbase lengths and two trim levels, and is also available with or without second-row seats.
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