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News•July 1, 2002

Sirius Launches Nationwide, XM Reports New Subscriber Highs

Sirius Satellite Radio went nationwide Monday, while competitor XM chalked up higher subscriber numbers than expected

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News•June 30, 2002

Stars & Stripes Winners Beat More Than Heat In Las Vegas

Cash and prizes were handed out the winners in the Stars & Stripes, Show & Shine truck beauty competition that wrapped up Saturday in Las Vegas during the annual International Trucking Show

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News•June 28, 2002

Show-Me Software to Interface With TripPak Online

Fleets using Show-Me Software can now enjoy a new level of integration with TMI’s TripPak Online

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News•June 28, 2002

TRALA Celebrates 25th Anniversary

The truck renting and leasing association launched its 25th anniversary year recently with its largest annual meeting ever

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News•June 28, 2002

West Virginia Panel Recommends Coal Truck Solutions

A panel set up by West Virginia’s governor to look into the problem of overweight coal trucks has recommended stricter fines and increasing coal truck weight limits on certain roads

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News•June 27, 2002

Teletrac Unveils Wireless Messaging Feature for FleetDirector

Teletrac Inc., Garden Grove, Calif., which provides metro fleet location information systems, is offering a new wireless messaging and alert feature as part of its FleetDirector product

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News•June 27, 2002

New Company Enters Auxiliary Power Market

Energy & Engine Technology Corporation has acquired exclusive worldwide rights for the development and marketing of the AXP 1000 Auxiliary Power Generator

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News•June 27, 2002

ATA Asks White House To Delay Emissions Rules

The American Trucking Associations petitioned the White House for a delay in implementation of new diesel engine emissions standards due to go into effect on October 1, 2002

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News•June 27, 2002

Caterpillar Submits Engines To EPA

Caterpillar has submitted its October 2002 heavy duty engine line for Environmental Protection Agency certification. The engines lower emissions, but still not enough to meet the EPA’s 2002 emissions levels, meaning Cat will have to pay a fine for every one sold

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News•June 27, 2002

AirIQ Cuts Workforce

Mobile solutions provider AirIQ Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada, has cut its workforce by 25 employees, or 28 percent

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