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Are hydrogen fuel cell RCVs the future?
Hydrogen fuel cell RCVs will take to the streets in seven European cities this year as part of the EU-funded HECTOR project to assess the potential of this technology to decarbonise waste fleets. Lotte Debell reports.
A new hydrogen powered RCV was delivered to Milieudienst Groningen in the Netherlands in May 2019. Supplied by Geesinknorba, it is one of only a few such vehicles in operation in the world and is part of Groningen’s effort to transition to an emissions-free municipal fleet.
Exeter City Council looks to the future with new vehicle delivery
Exeter City Council welcomes the delivery of its new fleet as part of a new
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Case study: smart weighing and monitoring solution
Apollo Live consists of an axle and gross vehicle axle bridge that provides real-time weight
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London ULEZ – advice for fleet operators
There are 12 months to go until London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) requirements are
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Preventing and mitigating damage claim costs
In a bid to combat the hike in damage claims, Brindley, the largest family-owned car
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Lifting the lid on the new Kerbloader
In a world where waste streams and recycling targets change constantly, the new Terberg Kerbloader
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Ever decreasing circles – a new project to reduce driving movement, CO2 and congestion
Inefficient delivery management at construction sites in London is responsible for pumping thousands of tonnes
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Vehicle lift helps to improve efficiency
When considering equipment to support its new purpose-built workshop, Brian Robinson Machinery decided to purchase
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LAPV Spring 2019 has been published
What can you read in LAPV Spring 2019? Read your latest copy of LAPV by clicking
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Electric Evie
Europe’s first fully-electric truck-mounted sweeper from Johnston Sweepers is set to offer local authorities a
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