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News•July 12, 2002

West Virginia Tackles Coal Truck Issue

In a special session that began Sunday, West Virginia legislators this week will consider a proposal to raise legal weights for coal trucks to 120,000 pounds

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News•July 12, 2002

Auditor Criticizes Virginia DOT

Virginia’s state auditor released a report last week saying the state Transportation Department has recklessly expanded road-building efforts without knowing how it’s going to pay for them

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News•July 12, 2002

Kenworth Redesigns PremierCare Web Pages

Kenworth announce a new design for its web pages covering Kenworth PremierCare Parts and Services

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News•July 12, 2002

Lawmakers Lobby For, Against Delay In Engine Rules

More than a dozen lawmakers met with Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Christie Whitman last week, urging her to delay October’s emissions deadline, while two Indiana congressmen asked President Bush not to delay the standards

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News•July 12, 2002

PeopleNet Joins Security Consortium

PeopleNet Communications, Minneapolis, is the latest company to join the Freight Transportation Security Consortium

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News•July 11, 2002

Safe & Secure: How Good Is Your Driver Screening?

It’s not just about terrorism. Warnings that trucks could be the next weapons of mass destruction are chilling reminders that we shouldn’t put strangers behind the wheel. But thorough driver screenings is about a lot of other thing

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News•July 11, 2002

Star Transport Adds More IDSC Tools

Illinois-based Star Transport has adopted Match Advice, Expert Fuel and OOR/ETA Alert from the decision support suite of Integrated Decision Support Corporation

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News•July 11, 2002

NTE Exchange Has Best Month Ever

The NTE Public Exchange had its strongest month ever in June, as shipment tenders via the company's public marketplace grew by 15 percent over the previous month

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News•July 11, 2002

TCA Offers Audio Conference On Avoiding DOT Fines

In 2001, federal motor safety officials collected more than $20 million in fines

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News•July 10, 2002

International Coming Up Short On Engines For Truck Orders

International Truck & Engine Corp. has another headache to deal with on top of labor problems and a lawsuit against an engine maker ... not enough engines for truck orders

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