Maryland-based nonprofit Climate United announced its intention to spend $250 million to buy up to 500 electric semi trucks over three years.

Nineteen of the units will be delivered to customers in British Columbia and Quebec. The remaining three units will be used for demonstration purposes.

U.S. nonprofit Climate United on Tuesday announced a plan to spend up to $250 million to buy as many as 500 electric semi trucks over three years in what it called the biggest single order of those ...

National Truck League Insurance Solutions will rebrand to Westland Insurance on November 12, 2024. Since its inception in ...

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Officials said Friday that a garbage truck collision occurred near Cathedral and Centre streets in Mount Vernon. A preliminary investigation found that “the commercial truck drifted downhill ...

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Police closed the Highway 400 south exit ramp to Highway 88 in Bradford following a commercial vehicle rollover late Tuesday ...

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Owner Indy Singh says he's eager to make 2 Guys and a Grill a part of downtown Redding's restaurant landscape.

A new project called Tex Industrial is bringing a pair of warehouse buildings to the large PV303 industrial park in the West ...