'We are continuing to get positive feedback from the industry as we move toward our goal of promoting this national chassis program,' said Andy Chinigo, Maersk Inc. Vice President, who is heading the project. 'We currently have 768 truckers participating in the program and benefiting with the flexibility that they require. Draymen are reporting greater Hours of Service efficiency by not always having to swap or search for another chassis. This alleviates congestion as well as diesel-related emissions and improves air quality in the communities where they live and serve. This supports the quality-of-life, environmental goals and operational efficiency that the industry strives to attain.'
The DCLI website,
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