Agnieszka Kulikowska - WielgusJournalist Trans.info16 hours ago16 hours ago#CO2#fuel costs#megatruckstransportThe Netherlands confirms the benefits of using extended trucks. Savings can reach millions of eurosFacebookTwitterLinkedInSee more0 commentsAdd commentRecent comments:0 commentsRelated articlesThe British eHighway network could pay for itself in 15 years. Truck operators c...Trucks running on cooking oil to deliver goods for McDonald’s in the next countr...
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