Zero emissions for heavy-duty transportation are achievable, as demonstrated by Cummins sending one of its hydrogen-fueled trucks on a journey of 1,806 miles.

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Just under 2,900 zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles (HDVs) were sold in the third quarter of 2024: 700 heavy trucks (above 12 tonnes), 1,000 light and medium trucks (below 12 tonnes), and 1,200 buses.