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NewsApril 18, 2007

Sound Off!! What Do You Think About the New 2008 Diesel Trucks?

TORRANCE, CA - That's right. We want your opinions and thoughts about the 2008 diesel engines. How are you integrating this new engine into your truck fleet? How do they compare to the old engines? Are the new engines worth all the hype or a big waste of money?

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NewsApril 18, 2007

Urea Tank May Soon Be Required for Diesel-Powered Vehicles

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Starting in 2010, owners of diesel-powered cars and trucks may have to fill a supplementary tank with urea, an organic compound that fights nitrogen oxide emissions when it's injected into a vehicle's exhaust system, The Washington Post reports.

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NewsApril 18, 2007

Hybrid Diesel Electric Trailer Refrigeration Units Cut Air Pollution

NEW YORK, NY – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has a state-of-the-art pollution-slashing hybrid diesel electric trailer refrigeration unit that allows refrigerated trucks and trailers to remain icy cold while switching from diesel power to electric power during loading and unloading, reducing diesel emissions to zero.

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NewsApril 18, 2007

Nissan to Introduce Diesel Maxima in 2010

Nissan Motor Co. plans to introduce a diesel version of the Maxima in the United States in 2010, says Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn, the Associated Press reports.

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NewsApril 12, 2007

Urea Tank May Soon Be Required For Diesel-Powered Vehicles

Owners of diesel-powered cars and trucks may soon have to fill a supplementary tank with urea, an organic compound that fights nitrogen oxide emissions when it's injected into a vehicle's exhaust system.

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NewsApril 11, 2007

Newmar to Offer Freightliner Custom Chassis Front-Engine Diesel in New 2008 Model

GAFFNEY, SC – To be more specific, Newmar Corp. will be offering Freightliner Custom Chassis Corporation's (FCCC) FRED chassis in its 2008 Grand Star motorhome-the newest addition to the Newmar Class A lineup.

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NewsApril 11, 2007

Trucking Firm Sees Positive Results with Biodiesel

FT.DODGE, IA – The preliminary results of a 2-million mile road test of biodiesel fuel show positive benefits for Decker Truck Line Inc. The Fort Dodge-based firm is the first major trucking company to compare a B-20 soy biodiesel blend to conventional diesel fuel.

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NewsApril 11, 2007

Biodiesel Regs Near Passage in New Mexico; Similar Rules Sought Elsewhere

ALBUQUERQUE, NM – A measure that would require all diesel fuel sold in New Mexico to have at least a five-percent blend of biodiesel is headed to the governor's desk. Similar efforts are being pursued in other states.

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NewsApril 4, 2007

Senate Bill to Provide Tax Credits to Fleets for Installing Idle Reduction Equipment

WASHINGTON, D.C. – A U.S. Senate bill (S. 894) has been introduced by Senator Blanche Lincoln (D-AR) that provides a 25 percent tax credit up to $1,000 for the installation of idle reduction technology on diesel trucks.

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NewsMarch 28, 2007

National Trucking Company's Biodiesel Study Shows Positive Results

LOUISVILLE, KY – Comparing a soy biodiesel B-20 blend to regular diesel in an over-the-road test covering 2 million miles, Decker Truck Line, Inc.'s “Two Million Mile Haul” has covered 350,000 miles. The company released interim results at the recent Mid-America Trucking Show.

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