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News•May 24, 2005

Six U.S. Fleets Demonstrate Honda FCX Fuel Cell Vehicles

TORRANCE, CA — Fleet managers throughout the United States are leading the way to a hydrogen future by adding the Honda FCX second-generation fuel cell vehicle to their fleets, according to the Clean Cities Web site.

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News•May 16, 2005

Wright Express Announces Upgrade to WEXOnline Account Management Tools

SOUTH PORTLAND, ME — Wright Express Corp., a provider of payment processing and information management services to the U.S. commercial and government vehicle fleet industry, announced on May 11 that it has upgraded WEXOnline, its Internet-based account management tools, to give fleet managers additional payment control options.

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News•May 16, 2005

Subaru May Switch to Toyota Hybrid System

TOKYO, JAPAN — Subaru is delaying its first gasoline-electric hybrid car, originally due next year, reportedly because it is considering buying hybrid systems directly from Toyota, according to a report in Japan's Nihon Keizai Shimbun newspaper, as reported by Edmunds.com.

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News•by Staff•May 16, 2005

FedEx to Bolster its Hybrid Fleet

MEMPHIS, TN — FedEx Express, a division of FedEx, will add as many as 75 diesel-electric hybrid trucks to its fleet in the next 12 months, according to the Web site, www.eTrucker.com.

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News•May 16, 2005

Incentives Offered for Refueling Natural Gas Vehicles at Home

LOS ANGELES – The Southland's air quality agency approved financial incentives for consumers interested in driving natural gas vehicles and refueling them from the convenience of their own homes.

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News•May 16, 2005

New York Mayor Signs Tighter Diesel Fuel Rules

NEW YORK — New York City-owned vehicles will switch to low-emission and low-fuel consumption alternatives within the next four years under a series of bills signed into law May 11, according to the Web site, www.newstandardnews.net.

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News•by Staff•May 16, 2005

ComEd Adds International Hybrid Truck to its Fleet

CHICAGO — ComEd, which supplies electricity to millions in the Chicago area, is adding to its fleet a diesel-electric hybrid bucket truck, according to the Web site, www.etrucker.com.

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News•May 10, 2005

Shell Offers Fuelman Cardholders Pay-at-the-Pump Access

HOUSTON — Shell Oil Co. announced that it will grant access to Shell's proprietary payment processing network for customers who use the Fuelman Fleet Card, offering pay-at-the-pump convenience to more than 3,500 Shell-branded retail outlets currently participating in the Fuelman program.

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News•May 10, 2005

Kansas City Becomes Hybrid Vehicle Capital of America

KANSAS CITY, MO — As gas prices continue to hold steady at a record high between $2 and $3 per gallon across the United States, Kansas City is poised to lead the next generation of automobiles as the nation's only city currently slated to assemble two hybrid models.

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News•May 10, 2005

Ford Announces Partnership to Bring Hydrogen Vehicles to Desert Region

PALM SPRINGS, CA — Ford Motor Co., the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, and the Clean Cities Coachella Valley Region (C3VR), announced on May 2 a multi-year partnership that will place at least five hydrogen powered Ford shuttles in operation next year in California's Coachella Valley.

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