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    Cristina Commendatore

    Cristina Commendatore is the Executive Editor of FleetOwner magazine. She has reported on the transportation industry since 2015, covering topics such as business operational challenges, driver and technician shortages, truck safety, and new vehicle technologies. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut.

    Isaac Instruments
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    Cristina Commendatore
    July 17, 2023
    Isaac Instruments’ Melanie Simard directs her team to real-world fleet needs—needs that she understands from years behind the wheel and as a dispatcher.
    Cummins Inc.
    Kenworth and Peterbilt tucks with X15N 15-liter engine
    Accelera also showcased decarbonizing technologies with an emphasis on hydrogen at ACT Expo. In addition, Cummins revealed a zero-carbon H2-ICE concept truck powered by the X15H...
    Daimler Truck North America
    Freightliner eM2 series production model
    The new eM2, available in medium-duty Class 6 and Class 7 configurations, is ready to order and will start production this fall.
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    Cristina Commendatore
    April 6, 2023
    The North American Council for Freight Efficiency is zeroing in on hydrogen-based powertrains for Class 8 long-haul freight routes, noting that hydrogen fuel cells are the only...
    Mack Trucks
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    Cristina Commendatore
    March 3, 2023
    The new Mack Premium Service Contracts aim to help increase uptime for small- and medium-size fleets.
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    Cristina Commendatore
    Feb. 14, 2023
    This year, the telematics provider plans to further enhance fleet safety, provide fleets with more insights to reduce downtime, and move the needle on decarbonization efforts ...