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In a bold move that the European equipment market will see first, Volvo Construction Equipment has announced that by mid-2020 it will start introducing a range of electric compact excavators (EC15 to EC27) and wheel loaders (L20 to L28), halting new diesel engine-based development of these models.
Volvo Vows to End Diesels in Some Compacts, Go Electric in 2020
Trailer orders set a record in 2018
Orders for New Trailers Taper Off, but Post Record Year
Drone flying through the sky.
The Future of Drones to Allow More Construction and Commercial Use
Ambulance.
Box Truck Crashes into Boom Crane, Leaves Two Injured
Butler Equipment is now a Hyundai distributor
Butler Equipment Joins Hyundai Dealer Network
Ford pickup on site.
Volkswagen and Ford Partner to Develop Commercial Vans, Pickups
FCA logo.
Fiat Chrysler to Pay $800 Million to Settle Diesel Emissions Scandal
NCEA logo.
NECA List Explains How Shutdown Affects Agencies
Graham Brent
NCCCO CEO Graham Brent to Step Down After 23 Years
Reactec HAVwear wrist device.
VIDEO: HAVwear Device Helps Managers Control Vibration Exposure, Prevent HAV Syndrome
Seattle viaduct at night.
VIDEO: Demolition on Seattle’s Alaskan Way Viaduct to Begin
Matthew Flannery, the newest United Rentals CEO.
United Rentals Appoints Matthew Flannery as CEO
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