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WASHINGTON - The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has released its final rule that establishes test procedures for consumer tire rolling resistance, safety, and durability.
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JACKSONVILLE, FL – Expecting to pay an average of $3.75 a gallon for its gasoline and diesel this year, only about half of the city's fuel budget will be spent, according to Jacksonville.com.
Read More →WASHINGTON – These companies are leading the pack when it comes to using fuel cells in their business operations to advance their sustainability goals, save millions of dollars in electricity costs, and reduce carbon emissions by hundreds of thousands of metric tons per year.
Read More →MT LAUREL, NJ – ARI, Automotive Resources International, has added of the Fuel Site Locator to its mobile fleet tools, through its long-term partner Wright Express (WEX).
Read More →NEW BRAUNFELS, TX – The Scooter Store has significantly reduced what it spends on fuel during the last two years by changing the vehicle models in its fleet and by training drivers to conserve fuel.
Read More →SAN FRANCISCO --- A federal court ruled Tuesday that the Bush administration violated a 1992 law designed to reduce foreign oil dependence, global warming and air pollution.
Read More →MORRISVILLE, NC - The EI Group, Inc. (EI), an environmental, health and safety consulting firm, announced it has revamped its corporate fleet with four new E-85 capable 2010 Chevrolet HHR panel vehicles.
Read More →The company will be the provider of Type III, composite hydrogen cylinders to one of the major Japanese automotive OEMs starting next year.
Read More →Mercedes-Benz showed off a self-driving luxury research sedan at the Consumer Electronics Show that allows occupants to relax in a "lounge-like interior" or get some work done while being driven from point to point.
Read More →WASHINGTON - Analysts Baum & Associates found that from January to June 2012, the average fuel economy of new passenger vehicles was 23.8 mpg.
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