Fuller talks fuel savings through aerodynamics

CCJ Staff (CCJ)

Aug 22, 2013

U.S. Xpress Chairman and CEO Max Fuller discusses a research project that promises fuel savings of almost 14 percent through trailer aerodynamics. Fuller addressed the Commercial Vehicle Outlook Conference Aug. 21 in Dallas.

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