A Kenworth T370 truck equipped with a hydrogen fuel cell from Accelera by Cummins has made headlines by achieving a new Guinness World Record for the longest distance traveled by a truck powered by hydrogen fuel. The H2Rescue truck, designed specifically for emergency response missions, completed an impressive 1,806-mile journey solely on hydrogen fuel, emphasizing the potential of hydrogen technology in zero-emission transportation. The truck, which emitted zero carbon during the journey, showcased significant environmental benefits compared to a diesel-powered equivalent, saving 1,825 gallons of diesel and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 2.5 metric tonnes annually. With a 250 kW traction motor and 175 kg of hydrogen fuel on board, the truck proved its efficiency by using 168 kg of fuel while maintaining speeds between 50 and 55 mph amidst varying temperatures and road conditions. Developed in partnership with Accelera, the US Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Energy, and the Department of Defense, the H2Rescue truck aims to support disaster relief efforts by providing power to FEMA trailers and shelters for extended periods without the need for refueling. This successful record-setting drive not only highlights the innovation and energy efficiency of hydrogen fuel cell technology but also underscores its practical application in critical sectors like emergency response and transportation.