Test drive zero-emissions trucks at Oregon’s ride and drive event on Sept. 29

Test drive zero-emissions trucks at Oregon's ride and drive event on Sept. 29

You are invited to the Fleet Forward Electric Ride & Drive event on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at Portland International Raceway from 10am to 3pm. 

Transitioning trucks and equipment away from diesel can help fleets reduce fuel costs and avoid experience with continuing high diesel prices. Zero-emissions vehicles also cut tailpipe pollution and help protect the health of drivers, workers and communities while keeping Oregon's air cleaner. 

Drive your fleet forward and get behind the wheel of a lineup of zero-emission commercial vehicles, explore the latest technologies and features, and connect with industry experts to support your fleet electrification journey.

Whether you're a fleet manager, operator, maintenance professional, or an organization exploring fleet electrification, you'll gain hands-on experience and access valuable resources to support informed decisions for your fleet. 

Visit the fleet forward event page

At the event, you'll be able to:

• Test drive zero-emission medium and heavy-duty vehicles
• Explore charging and other fleet technologies
• Meet with industry experts to receive practical guidance tailored to your business or organization
• Learn about charging solutions, incentives, funding opportunities, and fleet electrification
• Network with industry professionals and discover the latest fleet technologies

Register at the Fleet Forward event page and see how electric commercial vehicles can move your fleet forward. Pre-registration is encouraged to help secure your preferred test drive experience. 

The Fleet Forward Electric Ride & Drive event is hosted by Portland General Electric, the Oregon Department of Transportation, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, Oregon Department of Energy and the National Association of State Energy Officials.

Clean Air Construction (CAC) Program

The City is sharing this event because it supports the goals of the regional Clean Air Construction (CAC) Program, which the City participates in with other Portland-area public agencies such as Port of Portland, Multnomah County, Washington County, TriMet, Portland Community College, City of Hillsboro, and Metro. CAC establishes consistent requirements to reduce diesel emissions from equipment used on public construction projects.