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Quantron, Ballard Power Systems fuel cell powered trucks ready for delivery 

Both zero-emission vehicles feature longer range and short refueling time compared to battery electric models, the company notes.

FMCSA removes Falcon ELD, KSK ELD from list of registered devices

Beginning November 13, 2023, motor carriers who continue to use the revoked devices listed above will be considered to be operating without an ELD.

Double Coin announces new appointments

As regional sales managers, Crandall will manage the Mississippi River/Mid-South region and Decker will oversee the Western region.

The progression of commercial vehicle technician education

Demonstrating their understanding at every station, the highly skilled technicians took pride in their work.

Kenworth announces semi-finalists for 2023 Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence award

This year’s program semi-finalists represent each branch of the United States Military, including the National Guard and Reserve.

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GenH2 joins California Hydrogen Business Council (CHBC) Trade Association

The membership-based trade association is comprised of over 140 companies, agencies, and individuals involved in the business of hydrogen.

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Roadwarrior introduces line of EGR coolers

The EGR coolers are tailored for Cummins, Volvo, Mack, and Detroit heavy-duty engines.

Hyzon Motors announces new board chairman, vice chairman

Erik Anderson will serve as chairman, and Andrea Farace becomes vice chairman.

Phillips Industries announces promotions, strategic restructure 

In addition to their promotions, White and Forthoffer have restructured their marketing and R&D teams to now serve all business units within the Phillips Family.

ERoad moves North American headquarters to San Diego, announces additions to leadership team

ERoad’s base of operations in Carmel Mountain Ranch includes office space and a fulfillment center.

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Major fleet operators call on U.S. states to adopt zero-emissions regulations

The ACT rule will require significant growth in the production and sale of zero-emission trucks, vans, and other large commercial vehicles by 2035.

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Arnold Motor Supply acquires Barron Motor Supply

Arnold Motor Supply and Barron Motor Supply recently announced their merger, both companies marking nearly a century in the industry.