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Clean Cities has released its 2013 Vehicle Buyer’s Guide, providing a comprehensive list of this year’s light-duty hybrid-electric vehicles and vehicles that run on propane, compressed natural gas (CNG), electricity, E-85, and biodiesel.
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Read More →One of the main contributors to poor air quality across industries happens to be something we simply cannot live without — fleets. To help clean our air, we must look at greening our fleets.
Read More →Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach launches comprehensive air cleanup, including a step to take 16,800 dirty-diesel trucks off the road.
Read More →Hydrogen fuel offers zero harmful emissions, incredible energy density, and flexible production pathways. In this video, we learn from a hydrogen industry insider about the three biggest benefits of hydrogen as a fuel to power commercial vehicles.
Read More →Diversity is a part of fleet. Women are a huge part of the fleet industry, as evidenced by the growing groups including Women in Fleet Management (WIFM) among others. The 2019 Green Transportation Summit & Expo (GTSE) featured a session focused on “Women in Driving the Future of Transportation.”
Read More →Fleet professionals don’t really retire. They rewire. A look at why fleet experience, mentorship, and purpose never fully leave the industry.
Read More →Green Drives will be held at Northern Illinois University’s Conference and Meetings Center.
Read More →The commercial and government fleet members of the Chicago Area Clean Cities saved more than 25 million gallons of petroleum in 2014, which reduced fuel consumption and improved air quality, according to the group.
Read More →LOS ANGELES COUNTY - A group of local, family owned trucking companies have united under the Clean Truck Coalition (CTC) name and are making it their mission to help clean the air in Southern California by investing in hundreds of the cleanest trucks serving the San Pedro Bay ports.
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