The depths of a coal mine couldn't be considered ideal driving conditions for most vehicles, but the Mk7.0 TIER 3 Mine Cruiser isn't most vehicles. GE recently announced that it has delivered its 500th Mine Cruiser, which is a four-wheel drive utility vehicle capable of carrying up to 14 passengers, yet is built to operate safely in the vast galleries of modern underground coal mines... Continue Reading GE's Mine Cruiser puts safety before beauty
Section: Automotive
Tags: Australia, Coal, Driving, GE, Mining, Safety
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