HDT Announces 2023 Top Green Fleets
Heavy Duty Trucking has named the 2023 Top Green Fleets, which identifies some of the greenest fleets in the country.

HDT announces the 2023 Top Green Fleets.
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Heavy Duty Trucking has named its 2023 Top Green Fleets, which identifies some of the greenest fleets in the country.
The Top Green Fleets — selected annually by HDT’s editors — honors leaders in sustainability efforts among all sizes and types of trucking fleets, in areas such as:
Fleet electrification.
Alternative and renewable fuels.
Cleaner-burning engines.
Freight efficiency.
“Green” facilities.
Testing new sustainable technologies.
In alphabetical order, this year's honorees are:
HDT 2023 Top Green Fleets
4 Gen Logistics — Rialto, California
A. Duie Pyle— West Chester, Pennsylvania
Artur Express — Hazelwood, Missouri
Boyle Transportation — Billerica, Massachusetts
City of Long Beach, Fleet Services Bureau — Long Beach, California
City of Madison Streets — Madison, Wisconsin
County of Sacramento — Sacramento, California
Detmar Logistics — San Antonio, Texas
DVL Express — Markham, Illinois
Giant Eagle — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Knight-Swift Transportation — Phoenix, Arizona
M&M Cartage — Louisville, Kentucky
NFI — Camden, New Jersey
Nussbaum Transportation — Hudson, Illinois
Old Dominion Freight Line — Thomasville, North Carolina
Penske Logistics — Reading, Pennsylvania
Performance Team – A Maersk Company — El Segundo, California
PGT Trucking — Aliquippa, Pennsylvania
Pitt Ohio — Parma, Ohio
Ruan Transportation Management Systems — Des Moines, Iowa
Schneider — Green Bay, Wisconsin
System Freight — Jamesburg, New Jersey
TCI Transportation — Commerce, California
Werner Enterprises — Omaha, Nebraska
Yellow Corp. — Nashville, Tennessee
The 2023 Top Green Fleets were announced in the June issue of HDT magazine and will be featured on truckinginfo.com.
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