Just like a person needs a well-equipped desk to work, the trucking industry needs robust infrastructure to operate efficiently. As the world transitions into a decarbonized future, the role of infrastructure cannot be overlooked. The trucking sector is an integral part of our society and economy. Think about medical supplies, food, or even fuel to power our cars; over 70% of all goods in America are delivered via truck. A truck isn’t just a vehicle; it’s a vital asset that directly supports the success of commercial businesses.

Cummins Valvetrain Technologies reports positive results from further on-road testing of its Jacobs® cylinder deactivation (CDA) technology, which is designed to improve the environmental and economic performance of heavy-duty road vehicles.

For customers to fully optimize their fleets, they need the latest software capabilities coupled with the best engine and powertrain technologies. Cummins Inc. has a long history of innovation in telematics technologies that enhance fleet efficiency by increasing uptime and streamlining maintenance and repair. Cummins Inc. has a long history of innovation in telematics technologies and customizing and integrating software with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Such expertise has enhanced fleet efficiency through increased uptime and streamlined maintenance and repair events.

Throughout the last few years, Cummins Inc. has partnered with multiple companies to provide solutions for customers beyond engines. Cummins HELM™ X15N™ natural gas powertrain offers optimal performance and meets the needs of fleets looking for more sustainable fuel options.