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Hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles will eventually be coming down the pipeline; however, while necessary infrastructure is still a way off, some fleets may be able to utilize these units soon.
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Fleet operating costs have increased, but at a slower pace than 2006. Across all vehicle segments, this increase was directly attributable to increased fuel costs, with a domino effect for other oil-based products such as tires.
Read More →A good portion of the home-delivery fleet features Kenworth T370 medium-duty conventionals, as well as T370s equipped with 26-foot long bodies with knuckle booms. Kenworth T680 tractors often haul propane vessels capable of carrying 10,800 gallons of propane.
Read More →Toyota's President Akio Toyoda announced the official name of the fuel cell sedan before the vehicle's official launch Tuesday in Japan. For the full story, click here.
Read More →Fleet leaders share practical strategies to reduce fuel spend through smarter policy, routing, and driver guidance.
Read More →LAS VEGAS, Nev. --- Fleet managers eager to learn more about the latest alternative-fuel trends and products will have plenty of opportunity at the Clean Cities Congress (CCC) and Expo 2006, scheduled for May 7-10 in Phoenix.
Read More →WASHINGTON D.C. --- The U.S. Energy Department has made available training materials for the operation of alternative-fuel vehicles.
Read More →Clean Energy Fuels Corp. has signed an agreement with Amazon to provide low and negative carbon renewable natural gas (RNG).
Read More →Hitachi Capital Commercial Vehicle Solutions has teamed up with bodybuilder Solomons to develop a prototype refrigerated box van for Cornwall, UK-based bakery manufacturer Ginsters.
Read More →Volkswagen has begun testing a hydrogen fuel cell version of its Passat sedan on the streets of California and has developed a fuel cell model of the Golf SportWagen for research.
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