Electric Trucks Begin Reporting for Duty, Quietly and Without All the Fumes

InsideClimate News
By Erica GiesDec 18, 2017, 3:00 am101 pts
Replacing fleets of medium- and heavy-duty trucks can help cut greenhouse gas emissions and make cities quieter and cleaner. By Erica Gies From Vancouver to New York, from Paris to Tokyo, that delivery truck outside your home—the rumbling motor, the belching fumes—may soon become much quieter and cleaner.…

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