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Operations•by Staff•July 11, 2007

Roadcheck 2007 Shows Advances in Truck Fleet Safety

ALEXANDRIA, VA – The U.S. trucking industry showed improvement in truck safety, including an increase in the number of drivers wearing their safety belts, as well as industry compliance with hazardous materials regulations.

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Operations•by Staff•July 11, 2007

McDonald's to Operate Delivery Fleet on Biodiesel in the UK

LONDON, UK – Fast-food chain McDonald's has become the latest hospitality operator to commit to running its delivery fleet on biodiesel.

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Operations•by Staff•July 11, 2007

Isuzu & Hino Motors to Jointly Work on Developing Cleaner Diesel Emissions

TOKYO, JAPAN – Japan's Isuzu Motors Ltd and Hino Motors Ltd will jointly develop technology for cleaning up emissions from diesel engines, in a bid to better compete with European and U.S. rivals.

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Operations•by Staff•July 11, 2007

Oregon Legislature OKs Bill to Clean Up Diesel Engines

SALEM, OR – The Oregon Legislature approved a bill intended to clean up old diesel engines in the state. It now moves to Gov. Ted Kulongoski's office

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Small Fleet•by Staff•July 9, 2007

Mcdonald's Trucks Running On Used Cooking Oil

By next year, all 155 McDonald's delivery trucks will be running on biodiesel made of used cooking oil collected from the 1,200 restaurant locations in Britain.

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Small Fleet•by Staff•July 9, 2007

Networkcar to Offer ProMiles

The automated service eliminates the manual chore of tracking fuel tax for commercial fleets.

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Small Fleet•by Staff•July 9, 2007

Salvation Army Deploys SmartDrive

The Nation's thirteenth largest fleet recently announced its partnership with SmartDrive system throughout its West Coast fleet.

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Small Fleet•by Staff•July 9, 2007

Chrysler's Chinese-Made Car May Sell for $10,000

A version of the Chery A1 expected in U.S. in 2009.

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Operations•by Staff•July 5, 2007

Ford Proposing $105M in Improvements at Kentucky Truck Plant

LOUISVILLE, KY – Ford Motor Co. has proposed making a $105 million investment to upgrade its Kentucky Truck Plant. announced its potential project at Kentucky Truck Plant during a Jun. 28 meeting of the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority (KEDFA) in Frankfort, Ky.

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Operations•by Staff•July 5, 2007

Roadcheck 2007 Shows Advances in Truck Fleet Safety

ALEXANDRIA, VA – The U.S. trucking industry showed improvement in truck safety, including an increase in the number of drivers wearing their safety belts, as well as industry compliance with hazardous materials regulations.

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