How Truck Driver Fuel Incentive Programs are Going Beyond MPG
Are fleets moving away from fuel economy bonuses in favor of more holistic incentive plans for drivers?
Are fleets moving away from fuel economy bonuses in favor of more holistic incentive plans for drivers?
Fuel-efficient retreads lower tire costs while lessening the fleet’s carbon footprint — and your fuel spend.
Charging infrastructure includes not only the chargers themselves, but the interrelated system of vehicles, duty cycles, chargers, and electric utilities.
The United States and the European Union agreed to “a shared vision on a standard for charging electric heavy-duty vehicles,” during the recent meeting of the Trade and Technology Council in Sweden.
The Trucks-as-a-Service (TaaS) subscription-based model aims to make it easier and faster for fleets to convert to electric trucks.
Reyco Granning Electric Vehicle Solutions has developed a new high-capacity variant of its customizable suspension option for Class 5-8 electric trucks.
Battery-electric was not the only clean-transportation option on display at the Advanced Clean Transportation Expo. See what else caught our editors' eyes in the aisles.
Loblaw Companies Limited plans to purchase five Class 8 T680 hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicles from Kenworth.
Carrier's zero-emissions refrigeration is being piloted on medium-duty trucks in two recently announced projects.
Keen Transport’s heavy-haul fleet is set to use Einride battery-electric trucks shuttling loads out of the Port of Savannah.
Workhorse’s W56 electric walk-in delivery van is poised to fill in a gap in the market, occupied by only a handful of walk-in vans in the Class 5-6 space.
While celebrating the production of 2.5 million engines at its heavy-duty engine plant in Jamestown, New York, Cummins announced it will invest $452 million in the facility to produce its new fuel-agnostic engine line.
Over the past year, public policy and new funding have shifted more emphasis to building the zero-emissions commercial vehicle market, according to the fourth annual State of Sustainable Fleets Market Brief.
Volvo Trucks said it has a deal to sell 1,000 electric trucks between now and 2030 to Holcim, a global manufacturer of building solutions. The deal is the largest commercial order to date for Volvo electric trucks.
Starting May 25, the editors of Heavy Duty Trucking are producing a special three-part Road to Zero webinar series to provide real-world fleet insights into how fleets can chart a path to emissions reduction.
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