Amid upcoming zero-emissions mandates emerging from the state of California, Forum Mobility is building dedicated infrastructure for a fleet that has largely been overlooked as a source for zero-emission vehicles: drayage.

With a one-stop solution that makes it easy for small independent operators and large fleets alike, Forum Mobility provides accessible zero-emission trucking solutions for drayage in California, from building and operating the charging infrastructure to offering class 8 zero-emission electric trucks. Forum is currently developing a network of charging depots around the Oakland, Los Angeles and Long Beach ports, as well as along common trucking routes to warehouse destinations, all to lead the way for accessible and equitable electric drayage fleets in California ports.

Within a 12-month period, Forum Mobility was featured in more than 100 articles in top-tier business, finance, technology, and trade publications, spanning The New York Times, Reuters, FreightWaves, Transport Topics, Automotive News and others. Forum Mobility CEO Matt LeDucq is now a regular thought leader on zero-emission trucking and charging infrastructure.