New Standards On The Way For Tires

Tougher standards for car and light truck tires are on the way -- possibly as early as the fall -- but the details still have to be worked out between federal auto safety officials proposing them and tiremakers, who assert they're too stringent, and are unneccesary in any case.

Automakers to Work with Governments Globally on ‘Connected Car’ Standards

NOVI, MI - Automakers from the Vehicle Infrastructure Integration Consortium will be working with the U.S. and Japan governments, as well as the European Union, to bring the technology to the market more quickly and affordably.

Utility Professionals Invited to Comment on New Construction Standards

The Construction Services voluntary standard has been developed by the Electric Utility Industry Sustainable Supply Chain Alliance to support utilities with identifying sustainable practices in the area of construction services.

Bollinger Motors B4 Electric Work Truck

Take a tour of the Bollinger B4, a Class 4 electric medium-duty truck built from the ground up with a 40-inch frame rail spread.

NAFA Propels Fleets Forward in 2025 [Photos]

NAFA’s 2025 I&E brought fleet leaders together for keynotes, EV test drives, education sessions, and show floor highlights.

Industry Rules Set on Telematics; Automakers Seek Universal Standards

Cummins Confirms Support for Greenhouse Gas & Fuel-Efficiency Standards

COLUMBUS, IN - Cummins Inc. further confirmed its support for greenhouse gas and fuel-efficiency standards for heavy- and medium-duty commercial vehicles and engines during its testimony at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) public hearing in Chicago.

EPA: Automakers Exceeded Tailpipe Emissions Standards

Automakers mostly exceeded 2012 federal tailpipe emissions standards in the first year of the program with only Jaguar Range Rover falling short, according to an EPA report.

New Federal Fuel Economy Standards Expected to Increase Popularity of Clean Diesel Trucks In U.S.

WASHINGTON – The new fuel economy standards for automobile and light trucks announced Aug. 28 by Obama Administration officials will expand the opportunity for more clean diesel cars, light trucks, and SUVs in the U.S.