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06/01/2020

LA, LB Ports: Near-Zero-Emission Natural Gas Trucks Ready for Drayage Operations

Near-zero-emission natural gas trucks have been deemed feasible for drayage operations by the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. In a May 2020 addendum, the ports officially upgraded the…

06/01/2020

DOWNLOAD EBOOK: Plan Your Routes to Optimize Your Operations

With constant customer changes, backtracking, and off-route stops, companies can’t rely on traditional route planning. Seasonal volume spikes, rising fuel costs, sudden long-term traffic issues, and numerous resource emergencies can…

06/01/2020

DOWNLOAD EBOOK: Diesel Techs Weigh in on Biodiesel By Renewable Energy Group

Choosing the right fuel is a simple and effective way to improve sustainability. More and more fleet managers are taking notice of the significant emissions reductions biodiesel provides. They’re also…

05/31/2020

Supply Chain in the Cloud: How Tech Is Reshaping Logistics

In warehouses, on roads, and in corporate offices, technology is evolving every facet of logistics. From basic improvements like streamlining operations and increasing process efficiency to fully automating delivery trucks,…

05/31/2020

Choosing Enterprise vs. Software-as-a-Service TMS

Q: What platform options are available to companies investing in transportation management systems? A: Transportation management systems (TMS) come in two essential forms. The traditional form is enterprise software—applications installed…

05/31/2020

Trucking Companies Need to Flex in the Face of Disruption

This is an unprecedented time of disruption and volatility. The pandemic is showing the need to be more diversified. Trucking companies built around a specific customer base shut down when…

05/31/2020

2020 TMS Buyer’s Guide

Supply chain disruptions created by the global pandemic, shifting capacity, fluctuating fuel costs, and demanding e-commerce customer requirements are raising shipper and carrier interest in transportation management systems (TMS). A…

05/30/2020

Tokyo introduces its first electric ambulance into service

As part of Tokyo’s zero-emission initiative, the city has welcomed its first fully-electric ambulance to the Tokyo Fire Department. The Nissan NV400 Zero Emission EV Ambulance is powered by two…

05/30/2020

Gas supplier Calor opts for electric delivery trucks

UK gas supplier, Calor, has welcomed its first fully-electric truck, which will be used to deliver bottled butane and propane to customers in central London. With the company having to…

05/30/2020

Electrifying heavy vehicles: In for the long haul?

A report released by the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) reveals that there are currently around 28 million trucks and buses in the United States — 10% of its vehicle…

Gas supplier Calor opts for electric delivery trucks

LA, LB Ports: Near-Zero-Emission Natural Gas Trucks Ready for Drayage Operations

DOWNLOAD EBOOK: Plan Your Routes to Optimize Your Operations

DOWNLOAD EBOOK: Diesel Techs Weigh in on Biodiesel By Renewable Energy Group

Supply Chain in the Cloud: How Tech Is Reshaping Logistics

Choosing Enterprise vs. Software-as-a-Service TMS

Trucking Companies Need to Flex in the Face of Disruption

2020 TMS Buyer’s Guide

Tokyo introduces its first electric ambulance into service

Gas supplier Calor opts for electric delivery trucks

Electrifying heavy vehicles: In for the long haul?

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