Advanced Clean Truck rule

Federal judge halts CARB’s Clean Truck Partnership, impacting OEM compliance.

The California Air Resources Board has pulled back the core of the Advanced Clean Fleets rule.

The battle over California’s environmental regulations that impact trucking continued right through the end of August.

A long list of legal actions over the California-related Clean Truck Partnership just got the federal government into the fray.

President Trump is expected to sign bills nullifying requirements that would have required the trucking industry to convert much of its fleet to zero-emission by 2035.

California’s trucking industry is starting to try to figure out what the world looks like with the Advanced Clean Fleets rule dead.

The impact of California’s Advanced Clean Trucks rule extends far beyond the Golden State’s borders, as recent developments show.

The ability of California to receive a waiver for tougher environmental rules will be taken up by the Supreme Court.

As electrification and infrastructure startups mature, banks get interested in lending money to help the best of them grow.

Nikola’s recall cost burden and lack of production lead to a dismal Q3 earnings report but the company sees light ahead.

After months of carping, California and engine makers agree to flexibility on emissions but hold to the state’s tough mandates.

Harbor Trucking Association’s Matt Schrap warns about the effects that California’s carbon emissions restriction is having on the drayage industry and the environment.

Using the California Advanced Clean Trucks (ACT) rule, the Biden administration’s proposed Phase 3 truck rule sees the EPA potentially imposing stricter standards on carbon dioxide emissions for truck makers and buyers.

There may be plenty of hand-wringing about California’s Clean Fleets rule, but fleets are advised to start getting ready for it.

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The Biden administration says a proposed heavy-duty truck emissions rule will be “rooted on science and the law.”

Clean air regulators have to play the long game with short-term updates, the latest of which comes from New Jersey. 

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Extending a long-term relationship with Isuzu, Cummins will power a Class 6 medium-duty cabover battery-electric prototype.

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