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Electric charging station for big trucks to open in California - Vimarsana News

Electric charging station for big trucks to open in California

OAKLAND, Calif. -- Forum Mobility, a freight electrification provider, has announced plans to construct a heavy-duty truck charging depot at the Port of

Four things fleet leaders should know about America's grid and zero-emission trucks - Vimarsana News

Four things fleet leaders should know about America's grid and zero-emission trucks

  The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency‘s proposed Phase 3 Greenhouse Gas Emission Standards are poised to add yet another spark to the medium- and heavy-duty truck industry’s acceleration toward low- and zero-emission trucks. Whereas...

Facing CARB deadline, port dray haulers learn from initial e-trucks - Vimarsana News

Facing CARB deadline, port dray haulers learn from initial e-trucks

If there's anywhere a Class 8 electric tractor has the potential to excel, it's short-run port drayage. It's not as simple as plug in, charge up and go, though, as fleets like IMC and their drivers find.

Key for battery-electric Class 8 trucks to stand a chance: Accessible power - Vimarsana News

Key for battery-electric Class 8 trucks to stand a chance: Accessible power

Forum Mobility and other providers hope to help on the charging-infrastructure front. In this Overdrive Radio edition, the story of Forum's foray into specialized services for drayage truckers.

Tesla's Semi may blow past diesels uphill, but truckers see limits - Vimarsana News

Tesla's Semi may blow past diesels uphill, but truckers see limits

New electric trucks seem poised to remake trucking, but the smallest fleets don't like what they see when it comes to OTR's operational reality.