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The utility fleet aims to replace 50% of its over-the-road fleet with alternative fuel vehicles (AFV) by 2025 and operate a 100% zero-emissions fleet by 2035.
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Kenworth unveils its CARB-compliant PACCAR MX-13 engine for T680, T880, and W990 models, and introduces the advanced Bendix Fusion safety system. Plus, learn about their "Transition Trucking" award for veterans and the SuperTruck 2 from ACT Expo.
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Every day, thousands of medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, operated by transit agencies, waste companies, and logistics companies run on RNG.
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More than $100 million in funding has been designated by the White House for small- and medium-sized auto parts manufacturers to expand or retool manufacturing facilities as part of a transition to producing battery-electric vehicles.
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From the evolution of a trusted European nameplate to a revolution in North American vehicle manufacturing and fleet operations, Ford Transit’s 10th anniversary has been decades in the making.
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The 2024 Ford E-Transit offers versatility and customization with two lengths, three roof heights, and three body styles and order banks are now open.
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Since beginning U.S. production in April 2014, more than 1.2 million Transit vans have been assembled at the Kansas City Assembly Plant in Claycomo, Missouri.
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To recognize the impact of the van on the commercial fleet industry, readers were asked this year to choose the top commercial van based on its dependability, reliability, and ability to meet real-world fleet requirements.
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Canadian electrical contractor Fize Electrique shares how it uses Ford Pro e-Telematics to drive and track efficiency in the battery-electric Fords in its fleet, mostly comprised of E-Transit vans, even in the brutal cold of winter.
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Discover how Revolv's expertise in selecting the right vehicles and estab-lishing the necessary infrastructure can make the transition to zero-emission fleets more manageable.
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