Durango Fire Protection District retires oldest engine
Diesel-powered firetruck served department since 1982…
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Banning diesels, introducing WLTP, and other diesel restrictions might result in less (old) diesels on the roads overtime, but where are we today, a panel at the Fleet Europe Remarketing Forum examined; and moreover, How do we get the current diesel fleet out of the market?
‘Diesel is not dead,’ is the agreement of our panel of experts in the remarketing business. Diesel still represents a significant part of the current fleet in Europe, and even 40% of the new registered vehicles still are driving on diesel.
https://www.fleeteurope.com/en/remarketing/europe/features/diesel-not-dead
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