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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.
Read More →Daimler Truck North America is equipping its Detroit engines with updated software reflecting the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) revised guidance on diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) inducements.
Read More →The average price of a gallon of diesel decreased nationally and in four of five regions, as reported at the start of this week. The national average dropped by half a cent from last week but is nearly 6 cents higher than last year.
Read More →While covering the annual Rush Enterprises Tech Skills Rodeo, Work Truck asked 10 of the event judges, or other Rush staff experts, to pick one word that describes a great diesel technician. Check out this video to see what they said.
Read More →Japanese and German automakers have been investing in clean diesel technology to woo Japanese and U.S. drivers, who have been less enthusiastic about diesel-powered cars.
Read More →GM told Automotive Fleet that it would be an ideal choice for fleet customers whose drivers spend a lot of time on the road commuting, traveling to visit customers, or driving between offices.
Read More →Are fleets being heard or just talked at? This week’s Cheat Sheet covers fleet influence, TPMS gains, and a California diesel shift.
Read More →The average price of a gallon of diesel decreased nationally and in three of the five regions, as reported at the start of this week. The national average is just under 1 cent lower than a week ago, but nearly 4 cents higher than a year ago.
Read More →New BlueTEC technology gives diesel vehicles higher fuel economy than gasoline engines and qualifies for tax credits.
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