The long reach of the California Air Resources Board's (CARB) regulations and their impact to fleets across the country are resulting in lawsuits. Folks are sick of California setting the defacto national standard....
The State of California is forging ahead with the California Air Resources Board's (CARB) Advanced Clean Fleet (ACF) rule despite the lack of power, technology, or infrastructure to accomplish the task of achieving...
Because the trucking industry also believes in clean air, the American Trucking Associations (ATA), along with other industry partners, has formed the Clean Freight Coalition (CFC). The goal of the CFC is to: Educate...
The above video is a snippet of Chris Spears, President American Trucking Associations (ATA), testimony on Capitol Hill regarding the impracticality of California's sweeping proposal to require zero emission trucks...
Meet the newest addition to our zero emission fleet...an electric yard goat. This application is perfect for an electric vehicle. They operate in a short range, they have easy access to on-site "fueling," they charge...
Emissions from trucks, ships and terminal yard equipment have been regulated in California and significant reductions have been achieved. But, the reductions and path to zero-emission trucks are not moving fast enough...
CARB IS STILL AT IT The California Air Resources Board (CARB) just approved the nation's first zero emission truck sales mandate. According to CARB regulator Dan Sperling, "...emission reductions is radical and...
CARB Considering Zero Emission Standards With the largest threshold of requiring 2007 or newer trucks behind the drayage truck industry, we need to be looking ahead. The next deadline is January 2023 which currently...