Port of Tacoma unveils truck plan

The Port Commission for the Port of Tacoma in Washington State, one of the largest container ports in North America, recently authorized a market-based program to help reduce over-the-road emissions from the oldest heavy-duty vehicles hauling in and out of the Port.  The Port of Tacoma “Truck Emissions Improvement Program” is designed to improve air quality, increase gate efficiency and be environmentally sustainable. The program, which is fee-free, was developed collaboratively with the trucking industry and other Port customers. It calls for the Port to: Promote drayage companies that meet program modernization goals Partner ...

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