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The administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently signed the nation's most stringent ozone standard ever, lowering the 1997 standard of 84 parts per billion to 75 parts per billion.
Read More →COVENTRY, UK - The Modec, a new electric truck that generates zero emissions, was selected by trade media editors at The Work Truck Show 2008 as the most innovative product to debut at the show.
Read More →COVENTRY, UK - The Modec, a new electric truck that generates zero emissions, was selected by trade media editors at The Work Truck Show 2008 as the most innovative product to debut at the show.
Read More →In an attempt to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, PHH plans to use data from PHH Onboard telematics-powered service.
Read More →ATLANTA – As the first OEM to announce it will meet EPA 2010 emissions standards on its medium-duty engines without selective catalytic reduction (SCR), International officials said they’re poised to continue their leadership in the Class 6 and 7 segments.
Read More →The key reason for the increase was the cost of fuel, in particular, diesel fuel. This has also led to price increases for other oil-based products such as tires, which increased 4% to 7% in the past year. Other PM costs remained flat.
Read More →The wireless fleet management company recently announced that the ADEM has selected Networkfleet to wirelessly monitor GPS location, engine diagnostics and emissions for its entire fleet.
Read More →In the agreement, Tanfield Group Plc will manufacture and supply the lithium phosphate energy storage systems to power all-electric commercial delivery vehicles.
Read More →The ZAP alias is set to carry the revived Detroit Electric brand and plans to introduce its first electric cars and buses in 2009.
Read More →The company offers the standard navigation and voice-controlled iPod integration, but also boasts remote diagnostics, the ability to start your car with your mobile phone, remote emissions testing and GPS tracking and full wireless diagnostics.
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