EPA Certifies That New Clean Diesels Are Ready

WASHINGTON, D.C. – All major heavy-duty truck and engine manufacturers have met new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards for emissions cuts and have been certified by EPA for full production.

Euro NCAP Rebukes Renault For Sacrificing Safety On New EVs

The European safety testing organization, Euro NCAP, has openly criticized Renault for the lack of safety standards on the updated Zoe and Dacia Spring in its latest round of safety ratings.

Legal Hurdles of Self-Driving Cars Studied by NHTSA

A NHTSA report identifies instances where current federal safety standards might hinder future development and deployment of autonomous vehicles.

Mohawk Lifts Announces New Mobile Jack Stands

AMSTERDAM, NY – Mohawk Lifts has announced the certification of their low, medium, and full height Mobile Jacks Stands, which have been ETL certified to pass ANSI/PALD standards.

State of Oregon to Test Biodiesel Quality in Portland

PORTLAND, OR – In September, the Oregon Department of Agriculture plans to begin testing biodiesel sold within the Portland city limits to ensure the fuel meets quality standards

Top 10 Work Truck News Items for 2010

TORRANCE, CA - The 2010 calendar-year saw all-new vehicle introductions, concern over texting and distracted driving, and increased scrutiny over truck fuel economy standards.

Fuel Efficiency Study Revised, Automakers Have More Time to Make Improvements

Ford Will Develop EPA's Clean Diesel Engine

New engine gets 30-40 percent better mileage than a gasoline engine and meets EPA's strict emission standards for nitrogen oxide.

IIHS Raises Criteria for Safety Awards

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is implementing stricter standards in 2020 for vehicles to earn its Top Safety Pick and Top Safety Pick+ awards.