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A publicly owned utility in Tennessee is rolling out a pilot program to test hybrid vehicle technology with the goal of reducing pollution and operational costs related to some of its heaviest trucks.
Read More →UPS has achieved its goal of driving 1 billion miles with its alternative fuel and advanced technology fleet one year earlier than planned, the global delivery company announced.
Read More →Mercedes hits 130 years, Tacoma repeats as Truck of Texas, and fleets test AI. Plus recall cash, uptime moves, EV Class 6, and Shades of Fleet. Watch now!
Read More →XL delivered 154 hybrid electric GMC Savana cargo vans for California Vanpool Authority (CalVans) to improve the fuel efficiency and sustainability of its agriculture transportation fleet.
Read More →In Episode 50 of Truck Chat, find out more about what topped truck news this week - from new partnerships, updated tech, maintenance products, electric trucks and vans, and more. See what you may have missed!
Read More →A new “eHighway," which will allow specially equipped hybrid trucks to access electric power via an overhead trolley-type system, will be built on a 10-kilometer stretch of autobahn in Germany.
Read More →MISSISSAUGA, ON – UPS Canada will be rolling out 139 additional cleaner-burning, propane delivery trucks. The majority of these vehicles will be deployed in Quebec, Ontario, and Alberta, and the rest distributed between British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
Read More →As of April 1, 2021, pickup trucks and Class 4-6 medium-duty units experienced an increase in wholesale values over the prior month, but heavy-duty Class 7-8 trucks experienced a small dip.
Read More →KIRKLAND, WA – Kenworth Truck Company offers an aftermarket crew cab conversion option for Kenworth T170, T270, and T370 medium-duty conventional models.
Read More →A. Duie Pyle, provider of asset and non-asset based transportation and supply chain solutions in the Northeast, announced the implementation of two new 100% electric Fuso eCanter trucks.
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