The case for hair testing in trucking
Believe it or not, June 2021 will represent 50 years since President Richard Nixon declared drug abuse as “public enemy number one,” leading to a rise in popularity of the…
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Three common grease misconceptions
Grease is critical for keeping your rigs safe. But if you aren’t an expert, using grease correctly can be like trying to solve a mystery. While conventional wisdom may suggest…
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Do extended warranties make sense for your operation?
While on the surface an extended warranty may seem expensive, when compared to the cost of a component failure and subsequent breakdown, the extended warranty may end up saving you…
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The many colors of hydrogen
The journey has to start with the first step, and in the case of hydrogen, we have a lot of paths for our first step. One of the things that…
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The future of heavy-duty diagnostics
Multi-ECU networked systems have spurred tremendous advancements in diagnostics, but the industry’s movement toward autonomous vehicles could ignite an era of innovation like we’ve never seen. Heavy-duty diagnostics have been…
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Ironing out the challenges of public EV charging
Geoff Murphy speaks about the Charge Project, an initiative to accelerate the roll-out of public electric vehicle charging infrastructure within the Merseyside, Cheshire, North Shropshire and North & Mid Wales…
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Volvo and Gothenburg work together to create climate neutral city
Volvo Cars has teamed up with the City of Gothenburg in Sweden to create new urban zones that will be used as testbeds for future sustainable technologies, with the aim…
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Making use of the alternatives
While steps are taken for an electric future, alternative fuels should be adopted as an interim measure, a move which could see an estimated 1,250 lives saved a year. Michael…
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Solar and battery power to decarbonise transport refrigeration
A new project has started to electrify the cooling systems of supermarket refrigeration vehicles using solar panels and batteries. The majority of Transport Refrigeration Units (TRU), which rely on a…
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White Paper shows carbon and economic benefits of V2G tech
Nissan, E.ON Drive and Imperial College London have released a white paper exploring how the bi-directional charging capability of electric vehicles (EVs) could contribute to lower emissions and help achieve…
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