The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are forging ahead with their Clean Air Action Plan (CAAP) requiring zero-emission trucks and terminal equipment. The plan, which has come under fire by everyone in the industry except for the two ports, will be put to a vote by the ports’  harbor commissions at a joint public meeting tomorrow, November 2, 2017.  It is widely anticipated the commissions of both ports will approve the plan.
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