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Seat belts, airbags, hands-free driving laws and devices – they’re all designed to help make us safer and more responsible on the roads.
PACCAR engine gets EPA approval
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Governments pledge €100 billion for clean car technologies
Governments across the globe are budgeting billions of dollars to help car makers develop technologies that improve efficiency and reduce emissions, a new survey by Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu’s global manufacturing industry group shows.
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Scania has a presence in Iraq again, including both production and sales.
Penske chooses Volvo
The US-based transportation services provider Penske has ordered 600 Volvo VN670 tractors providing near-zero regulated emissions and improved fuel economy.
New interface for navigation systems
As the vehicle navigation industry has grown, so has incompatibility between navigation systems and the databases that store important location information. Additionally, there is a need to more easily develop navigation system applications. The International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) is contributing solutions to those issues with an International Standard for a navigation system application...
Green Traveller in Indian terrorism trial
Andy Pag (35, London), the green traveller attempting to drive around the world in a vegetable oil powered bus, is due to face trial in an Indian court after being arrested on suspicion of terrorism when police found he was possession of a satellite phone.
A dream order for Volvo
Volvo Trucks North America has landed that Irish truck importers could only dream about in these economic times.
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PACCAR MX engine for Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks
PACCAR, parent company of DAF Trucks, has announced the introduction of the PACCAR MX engine to be installed in Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks this summer.
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles grows market share
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles delivered 354,770 light commercial vehicles to customers worldwide in 2009, 20.7 per cent lower than that of the previous year. Despite the negative economic cycle for commercial vehicles, Europe’s leading producer of light commercial vehicles was able to further expand its market shares. buy doxycycline
Kallas outlines transport vision
European Transport Commissioner-designate, Siim Kallas has outlined in vision for road transport into the future.
Commission welcomes 30:30 initiative
The European Commission has congratulated the International Road Transport Union (IRU) on its so-called 30:30 initiative, a voluntary road transport industry commitment to reduce CO2 emissions by 30% by 2030.
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