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Daimler Aims to Build Hydrogen-Fueled Long-Haul Trucks

Daimler’s Truck Unit Maps Plans to Replace Diesel With Hydrogen Electric cars get all the attention, but truckmakers are also under pressure to shift from fossil fuels to electricity. A prototype of Daimler’s GenH2 hydrogen-powered truck. Daimler has set a goal of selling trucks powered by hydrogen fuel cells by 2027.Credit.Daimler May 23, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET Carmakers have been promising to scrap the internal combustion engine, and now it’s the truckmakers’ turn. But the makers of giant 18-wheelers are taking a different route. Daimler, the world’s largest maker of heavy trucks, whose Freightliners are a familiar sight on American interstates, said last week that it would convert to zero-emission vehicles within 15 years at the latest, providing another example of how the shift to electric power is reshaping vehicle manufacturing with significant implications for the climate, economic growth and jobs.

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Borderlands: Driver shortage affecting cross-border trucking

Borderlands: Driver shortage affecting cross-border trucking
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DOT Investigating Safety Of Camera-Based Rearview Mirrors

Share: The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) wants truck drivers to help the agency assess the safety of replacing outside rear mirrors with in-cab cameras. DOT s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) will publish on Monday a notice seeking comments on the proposal, which will then be submitted to the Office of Management and Budget to be approved. The goal of NHTSA s proposal, which is looking for drivers to conduct tests in passenger vehicles as well, is to characterize drivers eye-glance behavior, visual object detection performance and driving performance while operating a vehicle equipped with traditional outside mirrors versus a vehicle equipped with a camera-based visibility system in place of vehicle mirrors.

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Appointments and Departures Along the Supply Chain This Month - Latest industry shipping news from the Handy Shipping Guide

Appointments and Departures Along the Supply Chain This Month - Latest industry shipping news from the Handy Shipping Guide
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Brake Safety Week dates announced

Brake Safety Week planned for late August Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) has scheduled its annual Brake Safety Week for Aug. 22-28. During Brake Safety Week, commercial motor vehicle inspectors conduct inspections and remove from service trucks found to have brake-related out-of-service violations. Prior to the event, CVSA encourages motor carriers to educate drivers and maintenance service providers on the importance of brake system safety. Throughout the week-long campaign, inspectors will conduct North American Standard Inspections of commercial motor vehicles, focusing on the vehicle’s brake systems and components. In addition, inspectors will compile data on brake hoses/tubing – the focus area for this year’s Brake Safety Week.

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