North American Council for Freight Efficiency
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News
Camera monitoring systems gain fleet favor as adoption grows
Three years after winning an exemption to use cameras instead of ungainly outside mirrors on semi-trucks, Stoneridge Inc. is winning over fleets.
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Trucking Regulation
Alleviating cost fears in Biden’s electric-truck push
The Department of Energy’s SuperTruck 3 earmarks $100 million to expand electric heavy-duty truck concepts to lower emissions.
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Infographics
Daily Infographic: The Logistics Behind Deploying Electric Fleets
Here’s a look at whether deploying electric trucks makes sense for your company.
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Fuel cells
Is heavy-duty fuel cell trucking almost ready for prime time?
Hydrogen-powered fuel cells always seem to be five or 10 years from a meaningful presence on the transportation stage. That may finally be changing.
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Electric Trucks
Run on Less demonstration plugs into electric vehicles
The North American Council for Freight Efficiency will focus on electric vehicles for its third Run on Less demonstration, an exploration of what works and…
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Trucking
Regional haul trucks leaving fuel savings behind
The varied duty cycles of regional haul trucks doesn’t prioritize fuel savings – the second-largest operating expense – according to the North American Council for…
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Trucking
TMC20: NACFE kicks off 3-year regional-haul truck electrification research project
NACFE is kicking off a three-year project as it digs deeper into electric truck opportunities in regional haul.
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Trucking
Commercial vehicles charge toward electric future
Electric trucks in big numbers are still years away, but interest among truck makers and fleets is widespread and growing.
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Fuel
Predictive cruise control, gap reducers score big on NACFE fuel efficiency study
The study looked at 85 different technologies that can help drive fuel efficiency.
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Trucking
Trucking faces ‘messy middle’ on road to electrification
The electrification of commercial trucks is edging closer but the industry first must go through a “messy middle” that sorts out the future of diesel…
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