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SEARCHPASADENA, CA - The 11 annual Hybrid Truck Users Forum (HTUF) National Conference, in Baltimore, Md. has created a sweepstakes offer to help 25 qualifying fleet professionals* to attend HTUF free of charge.
PASADENA, CA - The 11 annual Hybrid Truck Users Forum (HTUF) National Conference, in Baltimore, Md. has created a sweepstakes offer to help 25 qualifying fleet professionals* to attend HTUF free of charge.
All attendees at this event will receive the latest data and findings on efficient trucks. They can kick the tires of medium- and heavy-duty electric and hybrid vehicles, hear about the latest state and federal funding initiatives for advanced fuel vehicles, and reduce petroleum consumption.
This year's HTUF conference takes place October 10-13, 2011, at the Baltimore Convention Center and focuses on expanding commercial and military fleet knowledge about clean, fuel-saving trucks and buses. To enter the sweepstakes, qualified fleet managers* can visit htuf2011.org and click on Win Free Fleet Registrations.
HTUF was founded by CALSTART and the U.S. Army Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center's National Automotive Center, and is operated by CALSTART under contract to the U.S. Army.
*Qualified fleet managers only. To qualify, entrants must be a principal owner, co-owner or operator with direct purchase responsibility for a fleet of 10 or more vehicles. No purchase or conference registration necessary. Early registration is encouraged. Previously registered winners will be reimbursed. Winners will be notified via email no later than August 24th.
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