Pacer and Penney Support Clean Ports
J.C. Penney Company, Inc. and the PDS Trucking, Inc. subsidiary of Pacer Distribution Services, Inc., have taken major steps to convert 100% of the truck fleet handling JCPenney imports at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to low-emissions, clean-diesel technology.
The companies announced the delivery of more than 20 new Kenworth T-800 tractors that will replace aging diesel trucks currently in use by independent owner-operators in Pacer’s port network.
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