No, we’re not running out of diesel fuel. But – low stockpiles do mean higher prices. In this episode of HDT Talks Trucking, we break down what trucking fleets should know.
Major reductions in greenhouse gas emissions have already been reported for the trucking sector in California and the Northeast.
This analysis found 76% of the approximately 15 million Class 3-8 commercial trucks that make up the nation’s fleet run on diesel power.
The global market that drives skyrocketing fuel prices is out of range of manipulation by the executive branch of the U.S. government, writes HDT Business/Washington Editor Contributing David Cullen.
Lower-emissions advanced diesel technology adoption is growing in the U.S., says the Diesel Technology Forum.
We tip our hat to Rudolph Diesel, the creator of the little engine that did, and examine an EPA proposal that will bring his engine even closer to zero emissions.
With diesel fuel prices on the rise, it is a good time to remember a few basic steps you can take to save fuel and money.
National average diesel fuel prices were $3.35 per gallon as of Aug. 16, 2021, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
Diesel and crude oil prices are the highest recorded in years as consumption surges in the U.S.
National average diesel fuel prices were $3.02 per gallon as of May 24, 2021, down a little less than one cent week-over-week but up $1.06 over the same time last year.
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