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Some of Tesla’s all-electric Class 8 Semi trucks are running loads 12 hours a day for PepsiCo. The post PepsiCo praises Tesla Semi’s performance on long-haul, regional loads appeared first on FreightWaves.

New video courtesy of The North American Council For Freight Efficiency offers a look into how Tesla's Semi is helping PepsiCo achieve its sustainability goals.

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PepsiCo will run a test of a fully-loaded Semi to see if it can match Tesla's 500-mile claim

A Frito-Lay North America division executive said the Tesla Semi would operate with a maximum payload and travel up to 500 miles round trip during the event.

3 Alabama professors are under investigation over racially insensitive Halloween photos of a Confederate uniform, whip, and noose INSIDER 3/7/2021 University faculty members were placed on leave after racially offensive photos of them resurfaced. The three Alabama professors were captured at an on-campus costume party in 2014, WKRG-TV reported. One professor posed in a Confederate uniform, while the other two posed with a noose and whip. Faculty members of a university in Mobile, Alabama, are...

A black news anchor from Alabama has hit back at a racist viewer who sent her a disgusting email saying we dont want her kind on the air. Amanda DeVoe, a traffic anchor and reporter for WKRG News 5 covering the areas of Mobile, Alabama and Pensacola, Florida, received the racist email on Tuesday.  Please do not let the Black girl lead the Morning news! the email read. We do not need/Want to see her Kind Every Morning we start our day here in South Alabama.  Other parts of the racist email cl...

Black Alabama news anchor receives racist email, replies ‘be blessed’ Updated Dec 31, 2020; Posted Dec 30, 2020 Amanda DeVoe, an anchor and reporter for WKRG in Mobile, Alabama, received a racist email on Tuesday. Facebook Share Mobile traffic anchor and reporter Amanda DeVoe gets a lot of emails in the morning, but was incredibly shocked by one she received on Tuesday, containing racist connotations. DeVoe, who works for CBS-affiliate WKRG, posted the email to her Facebook page, which wa...