In a move towards sustainable transportation solutions, Velocity Truck Centres in Prince George has announced the integration of a state-of-the-art hydrogen vehicle service bay. This initiative comes as the company merges its Prince George Western Star and Freightliner branches into a unified entity. Mayor Simon Yu, present at the announcement event at the company's Great Street headquarters, highlighted the significance of this eco-friendly innovation. Velocity president Rod Graham revealed the support from Innovate B.C., which will provide the hydrogen bay. Additionally, a partnership with the College of New Caledonia aims to establish a program to train technicians in servicing hydrogen-powered trucks. This strategic collaboration not only promotes environmental consciousness but also creates opportunities for skill development and employment in the region. The unveiling of the hydrogen vehicle service bay marks a progressive step towards advancing sustainable practices in the transportation sector, positioning Prince George at the forefront of eco-friendly initiatives.