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LA pushing for zero-emission drayage trucks

News02 Nov 2020by Paul Avery
Despite concerns from shippers, BCO’s and terminal operators about the cost of green technology, Los Angeles and the state of California are pushing hard for zero-emissions drayage trucks.

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