Master of the hills
Anyone who has ridden a bike downhill and switched to a harder gear to increase speed to make it up the next hill will appreciate Scania Ecocruise, the eco-driving cruise control launched in 2006.

Anyone who has ridden a bike downhill and switched to a harder gear to increase speed to make it up the next hill will appreciate Scania Ecocruise, the eco-driving cruise control launched in 2006.
As urban centres grow larger, sustainable solutions to such issues as public transport become imperative. But creating a sustainable city means planning further into the future.
Scania presents in an internet campaign how driver training sessions and certain equipment or accessories on the truck can have direct impact on the fuel economy.
Working with environmental issues is our social responsibility and ensures both our employees and our customers that Scania products meet high standards and are manufactured in a sound way.
Scania is now running a training course in fuel-efficient driving for trucking companies that haul timber in parts of central Sweden for the Sveaskog forest product company. Results indicate that after training, the drivers can reduce their fuel consumption by 9 percent. For these truckers alone, this would represent 8,000 tonnes less carbon dioxide emissions each year.
On 1st September a unique Swedish cooperation started with the purpose to develop and invest in clean-tech projects and business ideas.
Leif Östling, Scania’s President and CEO, has received the Social Capitalist Award from the Swedish business weekly Veckans Affärer.