Port of Long Beach, Wonderful and Lincoln launch first-of-its-kind zero-emissions corridor from harbor to Central Valley
Officials celebrate the signing of the Green Truck Corridor Memorandum of Understanding. Standing from left: Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners President Frank Colonna, Long Beach Mayor Rex Richardson. Seated, from left: Port of Long Beach CEO Dr. Noel Hacegaba, President of Wonderful Real Estate Development Joe Vargas and CEO of Lincoln Transportation Services Jose Cardenas.
Officials celebrate the signing of the Green Truck Corridor Memorandum of Understanding. Standing from left: Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners President Frank Colonna, Long Beach Mayor Rex Richardson. Seated, from left: Port of Long Beach CEO Dr. Noel Hacegaba, President of Wonderful Real Estate Development Joe Vargas and CEO of Lincoln Transportation Services Jose Cardenas.
The Port of Long Beach, The Wonderful Company and Lincoln Transportation Services Monday signed a memorandum of understanding supporting development of the world’s first port-powered Green Truck Corridor connecting Long Beach with the Central Valley to improve air quality and reduce greenhouse gases on one of the nation’s busiest truck routes for global trade.
Port CEO Dr. Noel Hacegaba joined Jose Cardenas, CEO of Lincoln Transportation Services, and Joe Vargas, President of Wonderful Real Estate Development, to officially sign the MOU establishing a Green Truck Corridor that connects the heart of the nation’s agriculture production to its largest port complex and unites two major economic engines – the Port of Long Beach, which moves more than $300 billion of goods annually, and the $40 billion agriculture industry in California’s Central Valley. (....)