Finally, Some Good News on the Environment

According to the 2006 Index of Leading Environmental Indicators, tailpipe emissions from carbon monoxide have been reduced by 96 percent since the 1950s. Air quality in Los Angeles and D.C. has improved dramatically too.

The Urban Maze: Making Deliveries Count in NYC

Operating its chain of drug stores in the tight spaces of New York City, Duane Reade has engineered a new concept in inventory management while optimizing its fleet for electrification.

Automakers, California Resolve Clean-Air Fight

Study Ranks Worst Cities for Speeding

North Las Vegas, Nevada ranked as the worst city in the nation for speeding with 53.9% of all traffic fatalities involving speeding.

Routing Revolution

Learn how three service fleets are responding to high fuel costs by using available technology to route drivers and rethinking the old rules of sales and service calls.

Business Fleet Analysis: Cities Use Technology to Uphold Traffic Laws

Cleanest Cars on America's Roads

According to the EPA, the Prius and Civic Hybrid are the cleanest cars on the road, but compressed natural gas cars and some gas-powered cars are not far behind.

More than 2.5 Million Clean Diesel Trucks on U.S. Highways

More than 28 percent of all trucks registered in the United States – 2.5 million of 8.6 million trucks - are now equipped with advanced new technology clean diesel engines.

California Legislature Passes Clean Transportation Funding Bill

Co-authored by Assemblyman Henry T. Perea and Sen. Fran Pavley, Assembly Bill 8 would provide more than $2 billion in funding to help California fleets and consumers purchase clean and low carbon cars, trucks, buses and construction equipment.