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Autos possibly damaged from hurricanes Katrina, Wilma and Rita are showing up in several cities across the nation, as well.
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The company’s new compressed natural gas trucks are expected to yield a 20-percent emissions reduction over the cleanest diesel engines available in the market today.
Read More →Higher temperatures place vehicle engines at a higher risk of overheating, especially if there have been lapses in vehicle maintenance. Here are some seasonal safety and maintenance tips you can share with your drivers.
Read More →The tracking tool provides data for on-road testing of automated driving systems in 17 cities and will allow participants to share testing activities related to automated driving systems and other safety-related information with the public.
Read More →WAUKESHA, WI – DUECO Inc., a manufacturer of medium- and heavy-duty trucks for the utility and contracting market, purchased the assets of Odyne Corp., a clean technology company that specializes in propulsion systems for hybrid trucks and buses.
Read More →COLUMBUS, IN – Cummins Inc.'s 2007 clean and fuel-efficient on-highway engines are available in Class 8 tractors, which meet requirements for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's SmartWay-designated highway tractors, part of the U.S. EPA SmartWay Transport Partnership (www.epa.gov/smartway).
Read More →California air regulators have rejected Volkswagen AG's proposed remedy for its 3.0L clean-diesel engines that violate emissions laws as "substantially deficient," according to a July 13 letter to the automaker.
Read More →Mack Trucks’ Class 8 refuse model, the Mack LR Electric, can now integrate a fully electric automated side loader. The Mack LR Electric and the Mack MD Electric 2024 models are now qualified for California’s Clean Truck and Bus Voucher Incentive Project.
Read More →Duke Energy and Amazon Web Services enter into a multiyear strategic collaboration to accelerate the utility's development of industry-leading grid solutions.
Read More →Volkswagen is planning to offer generous compensation packages to about 600,000 U.S. owners of its clean diesel vehicles that are over the legal limit for tailpipe emissions, a company representative told a German newspaper.
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