DHL packages natural gas truck as greener alternative

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Company says compressed natural gas vehicles will be quieter and cleaner than standard diesel lorries

DHL has launched a delivery truck powered by natural gas, which the logistics giant says will provide a cleaner and quieter alternative to diesel vans. The new truck uses Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)...

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