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Going green makes sense
The “Five Cs” protocol of analyzing alternative-fueled vehicles was created to answer questions such as: Is it clean? Does it conserve? Is it cost-effective? Does it make common sense? Can you commit?
GHG, EPA and U
At the Technology & Maintenance Council annual meeting, a group of industry OEMs and an EPA spokesperson provided insights on how the greenhouse gas initiative would affect trucking fleets.
The skinny on air disc brakes
Fleet interest in air disc brakes is increasing as improved safety and reduced maintenance costs make these brakes more appealing.
Spec’ing trucks to run lean
Good drivers will deliver good fuel economy, but good drivers in well spec’d tractors will deliver the best.
New Weather Guard truck storage solutions for trades
The new Weather Guard Van Solutions line includes professional trade packages, new bulkheads and shelving, new accessories, and new specialty and secure storage, along with enhanced organization and quick installation features.
Labelmaster offers customized ID solutions
Labelmaster’s custom products website lets customers create custom products online, obtain pricing instantly, approve proofs immediately, and conveniently reorder from saved proofs.
Hino, Amthor International form tank program
Hino Trucks and Amthor International have formed a Tank Body Program for the refined fuel, propane, fire prevention, vacuum/septic and all related tank industries.
CSA: Compliance, safety and accountability
FMCSA’s program, which will likely improve highway safety, is here to stay, and vehicle maintenance plays an important role.
Truck makers show technology, commitment to alternative fuel-powered vehicles
For a good part of the past decade, the evolution of alternative fuel-powered light- and medium-duty trucks has steadily brought an increasing number of new vehicles to market. Today, with a host of technologies available, commercial vehicle manufacturers appear to be on the brink of a revolution.