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Truck News 15 Jun 2022Dennis Eagle launches electric e-Collect refuse truck
A new model of the electric eCollect refuse collection vehicle has been launched by Dennis Eagle.
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Truck News 4 May 2022Waste management company invests in live cameras to improve safety
Recycling and waste management company, Mr Binman, has opted to install live camera technology from CameraMatics across its fleet of waste collection vehicles.
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Truck News 22 Apr 2022Veolia launches its first renewable fuelled fleet
The fleet will be solely powered by renewable Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO).
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Truck News 25 Mar 2022Exeter City Council to operate new electric refuse vehicles
Exeter City Council will be taking delivery of three new electric refuse vehicles, which will ultimately be powered by renewable energy sources.
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Truck News 21 Mar 2022Kingston Council to launch fully electric refuse truck fleet
Kingston Council has approved Veolia’s proposal to introduce a fleet of electric Refuse Collection Vehicles (eRCVs).
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Truck News 24 Feb 2022Lunaz unveils upcycled electric refuse truck
Classic car restoration and electric vehicle (EV) conversion specialist Lunaz is expanding into the commercial vehicle sector, with a launch of its upcycled refuse truck.
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Truck News 18 Feb 2022Aberdeen City Council joins hydrogen refuse truck trial
Aberdeen City Council will operate a hydrogen-powered refuse collection vehicle as part of a new Europe-wide trial programme.
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Truck News 26 Jan 2022Bolton Council expands fleet with new Mercedes-Benz Econics
Bolton Council have added 19 new Mercedes-Benz Econics to its fleet of refuse trucks.
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Truck News 20 Jan 2022Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council add Mercedes-Benz Econics to fleet
Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council have commissioned its latest refuse collection trucks – a pair of Mercedes-Benz Econics.
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Truck News 15 Sep 2021Software to help Biffa reduce CO2 emissions and diesel costs
Waste management company, Biffa, have placed a retrofit order for software to reduce its CO2 emissions and cut diesel costs by 9%.
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People News 12 Aug 2021Recruitment drive as driver shortage threatens bin collections
Veolia is urging mums to consider a new career as a bin lorry driver as the national driver shortage is felt by councils across the country.
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Truck News 4 Jun 2021Walsall Council expands Mercedes-Benz Econic fleet
Walsall Council has invested in eight new Mercedes-Benz Econic refuse trucks, which join existing models on its fleet.
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Truck News 4 Jun 2021Lunaz targets fleet electrification after David Beckham investment
Investment from David Beckham will help Lunaz, which converts internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to electric power, target the commercial fleet market.
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Latest News 15 Mar 2021London borough unveils new electric fleet
The London Borough of Waltham Forest unveils new fleet of electric vehicles.
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Truck News 9 Mar 2021Biffa introduces electric refuse trucks to Manchester
A new fleet of electric refuse trucks have been introduced to the streets of Manchester by Biffa.
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Truck News 5 Mar 2021City Corporation to run fully electric refuse truck fleet
The City of London Corporation claims it will become the first UK local authority to run a fully electric fleet of refuse collection vehicles.
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Truck News 30 Nov 2020Greener Ealing orders 32 Mercedes-Benz Econic refuse trucks
A recently launched trading company owned by Ealing Council has ordered a new fleet of Mercedes-Benz trucks to collect waste and recyclables in the West London borough.
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Truck News 30 Nov 2020Councils convert refuse vehicles to battery power
Refurbishment costs less than half the price of a new battery-electric model, claims converters.
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Truck News 10 Mar 2020Liverpool Council introduces 20 gas-powered Mercedes refuse trucks
Liverpool City Council has commissioned a new fleet of Mercedes-Benz refuse collection trucks that run on biogas.
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Van News 24 Feb 2020Hills expands commercial collection fleet
Waste management and recycling specialist Hills Waste Solutions has added four new refuse collection vehicles (RCV) to its 60 strong commercial fleet.
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