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SEARCHMENUSEARCHNew York City plans to test the use of renewable diesel in its fleet across at least four departments and in several hundred vehicles in 2017 to help meet Mayor Bill de Blasio's aggressive pledge to cut emissions from city fleet vehicles.
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Alameda and San Joaquin Counties in California have both begun using renewable diesel to fuel their fleets.
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John Deere's redesigned 135G and 245G LC reduced-tail-swing excavators feature EPA Final Tier 4 diesel engines. These excavators can maneuver through any project, from street repair to underground utility construction.
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The City of Carlsbad, Calif., is one of a growing number of West Coast fleets fueling its diesel vehicles with renewable diesel.
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Chesterfield County, Va., has saved more than $30,000 in fuel costs and gained more than $35,000 in IRS rebates in less than three years with a fleet greening initiative that has focused on replacing diesel- and gasoline-powered trucks with vehicles that run on propane autogas.
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San Diego County, Calif., is moving toward procuring electric vehicles (EVs) and using renewable diesel, while the City of San Diego is determining which vehicles can be replaced by EVs, fleet professionals said at a recent vehicle expo.
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Transfer Flow has introduced a 70-gallon toolbox and fuel tank combo for 1999-2016 Ford, Ram, and GM full-size diesel trucks.
Read More →The City of Atlanta opened a new compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station at its solid waste facility in April. The station will allow the city to transition the entire solid waste fleet from diesel to CNG.
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The Genie Z-62/40 articulating boom is now available with three new options: four-wheel steering, the Genie TraX track drive system, and a Deutz 74-hp turbocharged Tier 4F diesel engine.
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Weather Guard has introduced six new Transfer Tanks, designed specifically for transferring diesel fuel and hydraulic fluid in the bed of a pickup truck to remote heavy equipment.
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