Advancements tested on trucks of the future are starting to be part of new truck models.
Author: Neil Abt
Is it truly possible for trucks to reach 10 mpg?
Fuel economy should continue to improve as more motor carriers replace existing trucks with newer models. However, growing highway congestion and a rising number of e-commerce deliveries to urban areas are likely to offset some of the gains.
Is it truly possible for trucks to reach 10 mpg?
Fuel economy should continue to improve as more motor carriers replace existing trucks with newer models. However, growing highway congestion and a rising number of e-commerce deliveries to urban areas are likely to offset some of the gains.
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Logistics report warns of climate-related risks, costs
The entire supply chain need to consider aggressive steps to counter a growing number of weather-related disruptions, according the 2019 State of Logistics report.
It’s not just large-scale natural disasters such as hurricanes and wildfires that pos
Logistics report warns of climate-related risks, costs
The entire supply chain need to consider aggressive steps to counter a growing number of weather-related disruptions, according the 2019 State of Logistics report.
It’s not just large-scale natural disasters such as hurricanes and wildfires that pos
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Need to address detention time a rare point of agreement at House hearing
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