Showing posts with label trucks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trucks. Show all posts

Monday, September 24, 2012

Just How Advanced Will The Emissions Be On Future Specialized Hauling Assignments

In the future even gigantic specialized hauling trailers could produce almost NO Emissions. According to a Truckinginfo.com article the future emissions technology will product less emissions than someone grilling a burger.

What?

Here are a few stunning statistics of how successful emissions technology has been in making our air cleaner for the specialized hauling industry and the rest of the public

Concerning Diesels

  • 99% of Nitrogen Oxides have been eliminated
  • 97% of Sulfur emissions eliminated
  • Less than 6% of total emissions are produced by trucks
  • a truck in 1988 produced as much pollution as 60 trucks today
The numbers speak for themselves!

  Information pulled from
Study: More Particulate Emissions From Charbroiled Burgers Than Diesel Trucks - Truckinginfo.com
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Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Trucking, Specialized Hauling and Social Media

Opinion: Why Trucking Should Adopt Social Media



Image representing Facebook as depicted in Cru...Image via CrunchBaseBy Dick Hyatt
President
Decisiv Inc.
June 2011


Social media are transforming the way America does business, and there’s no reason that shouldn’t include trucking. When it comes to traditional trucking products such as vehicles, systems and components, the development life cycle can be fairly long. The time span required from initial concept through design, research and development and testing before production can begin can be measured in years. Information-management technology, on the other hand, often has a much shorter development life.

US truck - California 2007Image via WikipediaWhat that means for those of us who supply the advanced technologies used to manage trucking companies today is that our objective has to be communicating more effectively with our customers and partners.
Traditionally, we have employed such practices as focus groups to accomplish this task, and while they yielded results, these groups were expensive, time-consuming and static.

Fixed in time, they simply could not address technology issues and customer and partner challenges in an effective and beneficial time frame.

But today, many trucking companies and industry suppliers of all types of technologies are successfully using social media communication channels such as blogging, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube to meet almost immediately the challenges and needs of customers and partners.

To read the full article CLICK HERE



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