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WEX’s Jay Collins gives insight into the specific needs of small businesses, and warns small fleets not to get overwhelmed or distracted by the latest tech advancements.
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WASHINGTON – Clean diesel engines will continue to be the dominant power source for heavy-duty vehicles in the United States for “decades to come because of their power and efficiency.”
Read More →LOUISVILLE, KY – Cummins's biodiesel B-20 blends have been approved for use in its 2002 and later emissions-compliant ISX, ISM, ISL, ISC, and ISB engines. This includes the recently released 2007 products.
Read More →WASHINGTON – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) plans to award approximately $3.4 million in grants to establish projects using emerging technologies to reduce emissions from the nation’s existing fleet of diesel engines.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. – Following extensive analysis, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Stephen L. Johnson announced his decision to deny a request submitted by the State of Texas to reduce the nationwide Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS).
Read More →The fueling station is targeted at logistics centers and service stations to guarantee LCNG fast filling.
Read More →TAMPA, FL - Yara North America Inc., a Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) producer, announced the opening of its new storage terminal in Houston, with the arrival of its first shipment of Air1 DEF from the company's plant in Sluskil, Netherlands.
Read More →Stickers on new vehicles will be upgraded to include fuel cost information, a graphic for comparing the fuel economy of different vehicles and a Web site address for more information.
Read More →Here's some advice about yielding to ambulances, fire trucks and police cars. You may want to pass this along to fleet drivers as a friendly reminder.
Read More →Phoenix USA introduced galvanized steel toolboxes to its line of work and tow truck accessories. The galvanized, powder coated body is calcium chloride corrosion resistant.
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