Trucking companies that rely on purchased transportation get creative to work through sustainability challenges. Read more

At this year’s ACT Expo annual Fleet Awards event, seven fleet operators were recognized for extraordinary accomplishments that serve as examples for fleet operators worldwide, related to emission reduction and sustainability. Read more

Decades of public health studies have indicated significant respiratory and cognitive impacts associated with high levels of gas and diesel vehicle emissions. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit and people sheltered at home, we saw a significant reduction in tailpipe emissions, particularly in urban areas where pollution concentrations tend to be the highest. Read more

While personnel and inventories inside a shop may decline with EVs, the shift will require new tools, equipment and company-wide practices to service these high-tech workhorses. Read more

Purolator first Canadian courier to launch e-fleet nationally. Read more

With more all-electric vehicles hitting the road than ever before, industry experts think it’s a good idea to train technicians sooner rather than later, otherwise fleets risk getting left behind. Read more

As they erase the distractions posed by the pandemic, companies brainstorm new ideas to make their supply chains more sustainable. Read more

From hybrids to full-electric, Work Truck reached out to various automakers to create a gallery of up-and-coming trucks and vans to keep on your radar. Read more

Sporting a six-phase permanent magnet motor for traction applications, fully electric delivery trucks operated by Purolator are the latest additions to the Canadian courier’s fleet of eco-friendly vehicles. Read more

The Town’s free shuttle system, Estes Transit, will also begin part of its seasonal service on Friday, May 28. The Red Route – which is served by the Town’s new electric trolley – will run a continuous 20-minute loop starting at the Estes Park Visitor Center, traveling along Elkhorn Avenue to just east of The Maxwell Inn and then back to the Estes Park Visitor Center. Read more