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Feb222013
Step on the Gas
Learn how Monarch Beverage plans to reduce its fleet’s appetite for diesel fuel by 90 percent and replace its diesel fuel diet Step with natural gas by running more CNG-powered Kenworth trucks.
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TruckPR.com is the social media newsroom of SiefkesPetit Communications, giving working journalists in trucking and off-highway markets access to news, articles, product information, images, audio, and other content created for our clients. A partnership of Doug Siefkes and Stephen Petit, SiefkesPetit Communications is a public relations and marketing firm focused on commercial trucking, construction, agriculture, mining, industrial, military, and other heavy-duty vehicle markets. We help our clients reach owners and managers of for-hire and private truck fleets, owner-operators, maintenance specialists, and logistics managers. Copyright © 2009-2013 SiefkesPetit Communications, Issaquah, Washington. p: 425-392-2611.
Work here is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Works 3.0 United States License. If you see something you can use, please attribute the source of the work; restrict its use to your reporting (not advertising or marketing); and let us know so we can tell you about recent developments with the story. We're here to help.