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Electric heavy trucks to run cross-region
Officials from California, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, and Baja California have launched a plan to create a zero-emission truck corridor along Interstate 5, connecting Canada and Mexico. The 1,381-mile route, averaging nearly 10,000 trucks daily, aims to support the transition to electric heavy-duty trucks by 2030 through shared policies, standardized charging infrastructure, and investments. The initiative seeks to reduce diesel pollution in port communities and urban areas, with efforts to fill infrastructure gaps and develop reliable charging stations for Class 8 trucks along this busy freight corridor.
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