Bulk Transporter magazine—November 2018 issue
Highlights from the November 2018 issue
Cover story: Seven decades—Now in its 70th year, J&M Tank Lines planning on more growth and expansion
Features: Iconic look—Kenworth adds new long-nose conventional with launch of the W990
Navistar heralds Technician Rodeo winners
Special Sections:
Truck Technology Update
- Report shows diesel will dominate even as electric trucks gain market share
- US DOT issues new guidance for automated vehicle integration
- ACT: New study shows CEV market share increasing
- REV Group adds LNG engines to Capacity terminal tractors
- NACFE releases second guidance report on electric trucks
- Clean Energy’s Zero Now Financing will erase price differential between Natgas and diesel trucks
- Ryder receives 2018 Green Fleet Award for pursuing zero-emission commercial vehicles
- AxleTech, Thor Trucks developing HD e-powertrain
- Volvo to deliver all-electric trucks to North America
- NFI to operate Volvo Truck's all-electric demonstrators
Storage & Terminaling
- Marathon’s Swartz shares his company’s experiences using API’s 755 protocol to make its terminal facilities safer
- Contanda planning new terminal in Houston Ship Channel
- Getka Energy acquires Cushing terminal, adjacent land
- Flint Hills Resources Ingleside TX expansion will add new storage, faster loading capability
- Tallgrass Energy planning new oil pipeline, liquids terminal
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