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E&MU: California Emissions Plan Pushes New Engines

California clean-air regulators propose to force all older highway trucks running within state boundaries to be retrofitted first with diesel particulate filters, costing $8,000 to $20,000 and more, and then with equipment that reduces output of nitrogen oxides, in a complicated, staggered schedule in effect from 2010 through 2022.

July 7, 2008

Diesel, Gasoline Demand Falling, NATSO Says

High fuel prices are dampening demand for diesel and gasoline, and more Americans will stay home this Fourth of July holiday than last year, a truck stop trade group said Thursday.

July 3, 2008

Conn. Lawmakers, Truckers Call for Action on Fuel Prices

Two federal lawmakers joined the head of the Motor Transport Association of Connecticut in calling for action to help relieve soaring fuel prices that are driving trucking companies out of business, the Connecticut Post reported Thursday.

July 3, 2008

Diesel Dips for Week; Falls 7.8¢ in June

The average price of a gallon of retail diesel dipped 0.3 cent last week, to $4.645, making June only the second month so far in 2008 during which the average did not rise, the Department of Energy reported.

July 7, 2008

Truckers Protest in England, India

Truckers protested high fuel prices in London and in India Wednesday, blocking streets and parking rigs, Bloomberg reported.

July 2, 2008

Oil Closes at Record Just Short of $141 a Barrel

Oil closed at a record just short of $141 a barrel on Tuesday, following an International Energy Agency report said supplies may lag behind demand for the next five years, Bloomberg reported.

July 1, 2008

Auto Sales Plunge, Led by Decline in Pickups, SUVs

Three major automakers reported their June sales plunged as fuel prices reached record levels, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.

July 1, 2008

Truck Stops See Increase in Diesel Thefts as Fuel Prices Soar

An executive with Pilot Travel Centers said the number of diesel fuel thefts has soared this year.

July 1, 2008

Averaging Has Given Engine Makers Flexibility to Meet Emission Targets

Large-scale manufacturing of 550-horsepower, 13-liter diesel truck engines that can run for a million miles is such a complicated endeavor that, since 1990, EPA has given engine makers some short-term wiggle room on hitting emissions targets through its averaging, banking and trading program.

June 30, 2008