Friday, October 28, 2011

CR England Releases LNG Tractor Fleet

Earlier this month in Ontario, California, C.R. England unveiled a new fleet of eco friendly trucks. The trucks will be a great addition to the company’s green equipment and are fueled with liquefied natural gas (LNG).
CR England continually strives to lessen their impact on the environment and has always been one of the “greenest” trucking companies in the industry. According to CR England President Dean England, the LNG tractors are just one more step in helping improve the trucking industry’s carbon footprint.  
"C.R. England continually strives to find and implement greener transportation options," England said.  "LNG tractors use natural gas and are one of the best alternative fuels currently available. We are incredibly excited to be the largest refrigerated carrier to incorporate LNG tractors into our fleet and see great potential for future expansion.”
Some of the benefits of England’s new LNG tractors are the safe vapors which are nontoxic and disperse quickly, and the fact that about 99% of the gas used in the tractors comes from North America, and it is the cleanest of all fossil fuels.
Through their continual efforts, CR England is leading the way for the trucking industry to become more environmentally friendly. The numerous awards such as the Thermo King Energy Efficiency Leader Award, Food Logistics Top Green Supply Chain Partners Award, SmartWay Excellence Award, and the Transplace Excellence in Sustainability Award show the great effort of the company and set it apart from many others in the <b>trucking industry</b>.
Along with the new LNG tractors, CR England has other “green” equipment and technologies such as; Ultra Lightweight Day Cabs are custom designed for short haul applications, aerodynamic and weight reduction equipment which is used on all vehicles, and TempStack, the 53’ Temperature-Controlled Container Network technology.
CR England is a fast growing company and is one of the largest refrigerated transportation providers out there. They are always doing what they can to become a better company and hold an optimistic image of the trucking industry.

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