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The LNG-powered trucks are based at PG&E's Fremont service warehouse from where all the utility's supplies are shipped and are being put into service for routes to Fresno, Marysville, Ukiah and Templeton. Four of the Class 8 LNG trucks will be used for two shifts per day, representing approximately 800 miles per day per truck. Using LNG will cut the fuel costs for these trucks by approximately 50 percent. The fifth LNG truck serves as a customer demonstration truck to educate PG&E's large trucking customers about the economic and environmental benefits of LNG-powered heavy-duty trucks.
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2003 through 2008 model year trucks. Models affected include the Volvo VN, VHD, VNM and VT that were manufactured from between November 2002 through October 2007. The recall involves the automatic circuit breakers for the lighting system, which may not provide adequate protection. If a short circuit occurs and is left untreated, components and wiring may overheat, which could potentially cause a fire, more
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Budget Truck Rental offers cargo vans and 10-, 15- and 24-foot trucks equipped with either ramps or lift gates for almost any do-it-yourself move. To aid customers with their moving and storage needs, both Budget Truck and Public Storage offer a range of packing supplies, such as moving boxes, packing tape and more.
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California-based Phoenix Motorcars is an early leader in the production of full-function, freeway-speed, green electric trucks for commercial fleet use. The SUT has a driving range of 130 miles, can be recharged in 10 minutes and easily cruises at freeway speeds while carrying five passengers and a full payload.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Calif., Oct 25, 2007 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- This month, the Gateway Cities Council of Governments (GCCOG) celebrated the five-year anniversary of its landmark Fleet Modernization program for heavy-duty trucks. Since providing its first grant in October 2002, the Gateway Cities has allocated $23.5 million from five different government funding partners to replace 628 older heavy-duty diesel trucks with newer, cleaner models. To date, these efforts have succeeded in eliminating an estimated 107 tons of toxic diesel particulate matter (PM), which is the leading airborne cause of cancer in California. In addition, emissions of smog-causing oxides of nitrogen (NOx) and reactive organic gases (ROG) have been reduced by an estimated 150 and 62 tons, respectively.
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The Nissan Frontier race trucks came alive once again with two podium finishes in the PRO Light Pickup race, ending with Art Schmitt (2nd) finishing ahead of Chad Hord (3rd). In this race, Schmitt and Hord worked from mid-pack starting positions to the top three and Hord had to battle a power steering failure.
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