New Jersey to Invest $100M in Clean Transportation Projects
The initiative includes $9 million in grants for the deployment of electric garbage and delivery trucks.
The initiative includes $9 million in grants for the deployment of electric garbage and delivery trucks.
The company will unveil the bus during a virtual event, explaining how the advanced technology works as well as infrastructure considerations.
The one-year contract gives transit agencies throughout the state the ability to buy U.S.-built BYD coaches and buses.
A deal with Proterra completes Volta Trucks’s strategic sourcing of its electric powertrain. The venture will lead to production of the all-electric 16-ton Volta Zero commercial truck that can deliver freight inside urban areas.
Tom McLaughlin will focus on building innovative, collaborative community-focused transportation solutions.
Drivers whose commercial licenses, learners' permits, or medical certification cards have expired during the pandemic got extended relief from the federal government on renewals.
The company's two new drop-in replacement refrigerants are designed for existing systems operating with R410a, R404a, and R507.
A total of 150 EV Star Cab and Chassis units will be used to support Forest River’s new zero-emission product offerings.
The deal includes the purchase of at least 100 new clean-diesel buses and options to purchase an additional 500 buses.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has extended the COVID-19 exception to hours of service regulations for certain pandemic-related loads to May 31.
The transit agency entered into a public-private operating partnership with Transdev in 2016 as part of its efforts to restore service to the six-county region.
The upgrades include repowering the engines to Cummins Recon ISL and the installment of rebuilt Allison transmissions.
The partnership addresses immediate needs such as sidewalk safety and parking for micromobility, while creating an AV-ready future.
Priority will be given to projects that help improve air quality and support environmental justice.
The credit for zero-emission heavy-duty trucks and buses over 14,000 lbs. would equal 10% of the sales price. The credit would be a boon to buyers of electric trucks from new manufacturers.
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