The number of new ‘near-zero-emissions’ diesel trucks on the road increased 10.2% between 2021 and 2022, according to the Diesel Technology Forum. These are trucks using advanced diesel technology manufactured…
Over Half of Diesel Trucks on the Road are ‘Near-Zero’ Emissions: Report Read more...
Transportation groups expressed general support for the goal of reducing nitrogen oxides emissions in comments filed with federal regulators regarding a proposal to set stricter NOx limits for trucks, but…
Trucking Interests Urge Cautious Approach with Latest NOx Proposal Read more...
Natural Resources Canada (NRCAN) today announced its Hydrogen Strategy for Canada, which refers to a significant role for the trucking industry in substantially reducing carbon emissions as the industry continues…
NRCAN Announces National Hydrogen Strategy for Canada Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) today called on the federal government to take a fair and sensible approach to how carbon pricing applies to Canada’s trucking industry and work in…
CTA Asks for ‘Fair and Sensible’ Approach to Carbon Pricing Application Read more...
In an appearance yesterday before the Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development, the Canadian Trucking Alliance called on the federal government to broaden its oversight powers under the Canadian…
CTA: Feds Must Crack Down on Truck Emission Control Tampering Read more...
With less than a decade passing since EPA’s 2007 engine emission rules, more than 37 percent (and rising) of all diesel-powered medium and heavy duty commercial trucks are now equipped…
Nearly 40% of Commercial Trucks Are Clean Diesel Read more...
Modern, clean diesel engines emit virtually no soot or harmful emissions that they are not harmful to animals and likely humans, according to a comprehensive study by the Health Effects…
Study: No Ill Effects From New Clean Diesel Engines Read more...
