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Electric forklift fleets powered by advanced lithium batteries can overcome many hurdles related to V2X adoption.

Following the end of its manufacturing agreement with Hitachi, John Deere has been working on the introduction of its own line of excavators, designed and built in the US

Rental penetration has reached pre-pandemic levels and growth expectations are higher than expected

OEM targeting customers in construction and equipment rental

Shown exclusively to ALH in early January, the tech-forward training will be used in conjunction with

New EC37 and ECR40 models boast 10% efficiency increase and more spacious cabs

Engineering company Aecom has paid US$11.8 million to resolve allegations that it submitted false claims to the Federal Emergency Agency (FEMA) for the replacement of educational facilities damaged by Hurricane Katrina.

How the US Army Corps of Engineers plans to protect parishes near New Orleans from hurricane and storm damage with a $3.7 billion programme of construction works.

Global PPE manufacturer MSA Safety is to partner with Sweden-based helmet safety company Mips to develop a new prototype construction helmet.

A series of levees, floodwalls and pump stations outside New Orleans, designed to reduce storm and hurricane damage, is to cost $1.27 billion more to complete than originally planned.