Mack Trucks announced several public fleets have purchased Mack LR Electric refuse trucks.
The New York City Department of Sanitation shares its experience piloting a refuse electric vehicle.
The City of Port Arthur, Texas, is implementing a new plan to address ongoing trash collection delays, including adding to its fleet by leasing garbage trucks.
Tripling current production of RNG to 1.5 billion gallons a year would produce enough fuel for every refuse truck in the U.S. and cut methane emissions by 15%.
The BC 973 RB-5 and BC 1173 RB-5 refuse compactors feature the new Cummins X15 diesel engine, along with additional operator-comfort improvements.
The City of Hyattsville’s BYD 6R Class 6 refuse truck is one of several medium-duty fully-electric or hybrid vehicles in the city’s fleet and the first commercially deployed Class 6 refuse truck in the country.
Yokohama Tire’s new all-position waste and sanitation tire, the 506U, replaces the MY627W Spec-2 and is now available in a 315/80R22.5.
XL Fleet and Curbtender will jointly develop a series of battery-electric and plug-in hybrid electric commercial trucks for use in waste management applications.
The plan is part of the Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio's goal to reduce carbon emissions by 64% by 2032.
The New York City Department of Sanitation received the Calstart Blue Sky Award for its greenhouse gas reduction goals, part of which will be realized through the use of the Mack LR Electric model.
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