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Keagan Russo, contributor

Six steps fleet owners can take to start going green

Turn your fleet into a sustainable one and cut costs with these 6 steps from Keagan Russo, senior vice president of North America SMB for Fleetcor. More on CCJ.

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Beyond, the updated 2027 NOx regulations, President Trump's EPA has also relaxed several emissions control measures in recent months that, the agency claims, make the systems more reliable and easier to repair, while also giving fleets and operators more flexibility.

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If finalized, the EPA believes its proposal will save American truckers and farmers as much as $12 billion by eliminating burdensome Biden-era regulations

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A quick spin in Peterbilt’s Model 536EV

The battery-electric and heavy-duty trucking relationship is more Sam and Diane, where the characteristics of one simply don't mesh with the other and the pair can barely co-exist no matter how much they (or the general public) want them to. Cargo vans are, right now, Rob and Laura Petrie: a pairing that just makes sense on every conceivable level.

The smash hits and flops of zero-emission trucking