Calstart Updates National Zero Emission Truck Deployments

The total number of zero-emission trucks in the U.S. surpassed 52,500 as of December 2024, with 17 states exceeding 1,000 ZETs.

GM, Chrysler to Offer Battery-Powered Vehicles in California

General Motors, DaimlerChrysler AGs Chrysler, and other automakers are planning to put put thousands of battery-operated cars on California's streets to comply with a zero-emission vehicle law, even though the state might not be able to enforce the law, according to a recent Bloomberg News report.

Hino May Produce Trucks in the U.S.

Public Sector Fleets:Who Should Be Your Boss?

To whom should fleet report? This question elicits spirited and opposing recommendations. One reason is that Fleet Operations is crucial to fulfilling the mission of many users. Fleet Operations services all facets of government ranging from separate taxing agencies such as Fire and Police, to enterprise funds such as utilities and solid waste. One of the largest customers is Public Works, a key reason why many fleet managers report to its director.

Keenan and Zuidema Appointed Senior Vice Presidents at PHH Arval

SPARKS, MD – PHH Arval has announced the appointments of two new senior vice presidents: William Keenan, senior vice president, finance, and David Zuidema, senior vice president and chief information officer. Both are members of the company's senior leadership team and report directly to George Kilroy, president and CEO of PHH Arval.

Gasoline, Diesel Prices Drop Sharply

WASHINGTON, D.C. --- The U.S. average retail price for regular gasoline for Jan. 15 decreased 7.7 cents to $2.229 per gallon, according to the weekly report released by the Energy Department's Energy Information Administration (EIA).

Ford Aims to Sell 20,000 Escape Hybrids in '05

Ford Motor Co. announced that it plans to sell 20,000 of its new Escape Hybrid SUVs in 2005, though it will absorb much of the cost of adding the fuel-saving, battery-driven electric motor, the automaker said on July 16, according to a Reuters report.

Georgia Looks To Shield Privacy Of Toll Road Users

ATLANTA — According to an Atlanta Journal-Constitution report, state Republicans and Democrats are in rare agreement about closing a new exception to the Georgia Open Records Act that allows public access to private information about motorists who use credit-card backed cruise cards on Georgia's toll roads, as reported by Telematics Update.

Engine Manufacturers On Target to Meet 2007 Clean-Diesel Regulations

Engine manufacturers are on target to introduce new cleaner diesel engines in 2007, according to an EPA report released on March 4 reporting on progress toward meeting new diesel engine standards that go into effect in three years.