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Driving away dirty drayage

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Monday, February 20, 2012
Ports gradually weed out old container-transporting trucks with incentive programs.       By Eric Kulisch       Agrowing number of ports, following in the footsteps of Los Angeles and Long Beach, have developed voluntary programs to replace older drayage trucks as part of broader efforts to minimize the impact of their operations on local air quality.     Several port authorities and states have provided incentives, supported with grants from the ...
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