BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) — Truck drivers got a first-hand look at all the different technologies they can expect to see in the future during the Trucking with Clean Fuels Conference on Thursday in Downtown Bakersfield.
"Kern County's an energy hotbed for wind and solar and natural gas, so a lot of these vehicles will be using these alternative fuels," explained Ollie Danner, the event organizer for Project Clean Air. "Kern County is going to play a big part in the future of alternative fuel vehicles."
The event also featured presentations on zero-emission freight vehicles, infrastructure, regulations, and incentives.
