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News•November 4, 2002

Kenworth Suede Jackets Given Away In Contest

Kenworth PremierCare Parts & Service has announced a drawing in which 50 Kenworth suede jackets will be given away

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News•November 4, 2002

Mack Truck Production Ends Friday AT S.C. Plant; 670 Jobs Eliminated

Mack's Winnsboro, S.C., plant is being closed down on Friday, according to the Allentown Morning Call,resulting in the layoff of about 670 workers

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News•November 4, 2002

Cummins Adding 140 Workers At Columbus Engine Plant

Cummins Inc. plans to immediately add 140 positions at its Columbus, Ind. engine plant

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News•November 4, 2002

Global 2-Way Launches Global T-Fleet

Mobile communications provider Global 2-Way, Marco Island, Fla., has announced commercial availability and pricing for the Global T-Fleet system, a nationwide messaging and tracking system

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News•November 4, 2002

Aether Systems Offer Proximity Alert For MobileMax

Mobile communications provider Aether Systems, Owings Mills, Md., has introduced Proximity Alert, an enhancement to its MobileMax Multi-Mode system

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News•November 1, 2002

ALK Technologies Releases CoPilot Truck 2003

ALK Technologies Inc. of Orlando, Fla., has announced the release of CoPilot Truck 2003, a second generation of the laptop-based GPS system for truck drivers.

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News•October 31, 2002

ArvinMeritor Selling Off-Highway Axle Business

ArvinMeritor Inc. announced it has reached an agreement for the sale of its off-highway axle business, which principally manufactures planetary axles for off-road applications, to AxleTech International

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News•October 31, 2002

Cargo Theft, Terrorism Topic of Washington Forum Next Month

More than 130 senior executives from the government, shippers and the transportation industry are scheduled to attend the Cargo Security Forum 2002

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News•October 31, 2002

DaimlerChrysler Firing 675 Workers; Temporarily Shutting Down 2 Plants

DaimlerChrysler AG's Freightliner unit, one of the world's biggest heavy-truck makers, will fire about 675 workers and shut two plants for eight day

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News•October 30, 2002

Williams Signs Accord To Sell Its 60 Travel Centers

Williams announced Wednesday it has signed a definitive agreement to sell its retail travel center operations for about $190 million cash, including fuel inventory, merchandise and supplies

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