Transport Partnership
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Partner Profile:
 Penske  Logistics
                                    The SmartWay to Logistics
                                    Management
  Company Profile
  Penske Logistics is a wholly
  owned subsidiary of  Penske
  Truck Leasing. With operations
  in North America, South
  America, Europe and Asia,
  Penske Logistics provides
  supply chain management and
  logistics services to major
  industrial and  consumer
  companies throughout the
  world. Penske Logistics delivers
  value through design, planning
  and execution  in transportation,
  warehousing, and international
  freight forwarding and carrier
  management.

  Point of Contact:
     Andrew Cullen
     Vice President
     Energy & Telecommunica-
     tion Services
     Penske Truck Leasing
     a ndrew.cullen @ penske.com

  SmartWay Partners have helped
  the freight sector reduce 23.6
  million metric  tons of carbon
  dioxide (equivalent of removing
  3 million cars off the road),
  478,000 tons of nitrogen oxide,
  and 22,000 tons particulate
  matter, while saving 2.3 billion
  gallons of fuel (a savings of ^ r
  billion in fuel costs).


Company Message
"We are constantly working to optimize our fleet as it relates to responsible
sustainable practices, which includes the reduction of fuel consumption
and lowering emissions. The SmartWay program has provided us with the
necessary strategies to accomplish this."

- Marc Althen, President, Penske Logistics

Why Penske Logistics joined SmartWay
Penske has always partnered with companies to create supply chain
management solutions, so it made perfect sense to partner with EPA
SmartWay. The collaboration between industry and government offers
tremendous value. In addition, SmartWay's second generation tools have
allowed Penske Logistics the opportunity to assess its freight operations
and to improve efficiency.

SmartWay Focus
Penske Logistics leverages its advanced transportation management
technology to optimize its truck routes and reduce empty miles, in the
name of sustainability. Penske Logistics truck drivers, which total nearly
2,900 are coached and measured using fleet technology to improve their
driving performance. Specifically, they are trained to achieve maximum fuel
efficiency, reduce C02 emissions and increase safety practices. There are
several systems that Penske utilizes on a daily basis to achieve this goal.
Penske, in its own fleet of over 2,700 vehicles uses late-model equipment
and over one third are equipped with the latest emission control systems,
aerodynamics and fuel saving technologies verified by EPA SmartWay.
The company also adheres to  an industry-leading preventive maintenance
program that is administered by parent company Penske Truck Leasing.

Benefits & Results
Since joining the EPA SmartWay program in 2008, Penske Logistics has
improved fuel economy by 5 percent, reduced idle time by 16 percent and
lowered C02 emissions on a gram/ton-mile basis by 24 percent. Penske
achieved $850 million in annual savings after successful implementation of

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Transport Partnership
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Partner Profile:
Penske  Logistics
                                 The SmartWay to Logistics
                                 Management
                                 a route tracker program. Currently, Penske trucks can measure a variety of
                                 driver behaviors via an electronic log, giving their managers the tools to coach
                                 improvement from their drivers. Penske's fleet was able to reduce idling stop
                                 time and place a cap on speed via the use of governors. This has  reduced truck
                                 fuel consumption and C02 emissions.
                                 Looking Ahead
                                 Penske will continue to explore new technologies and improve existing
                                 processes. The company is also developing a carbon footprint calculator
                                 using the SmartWay Logistics tool as a basis and template. Penske's tool can
                                 be utilized by Penske Logistics customers directly, and with the third-party
                                 carriers the company manages on behalf of its customers. This tool will enable
                                 Penske Logistics managers to capture data on performance and trends. This
                                 information will then allow Penske to advise customers on more sustainable
                                 options and address issues related to carrier selection, market selection, and
                                 route optimization.
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