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News•February 25, 2002

Nominations Sought For UTA Distinguished Industry Service Award

The Used Truck Association is seeking nominations for its annual award that recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the used truck industry

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News•February 25, 2002

EveryTruckJob.com offers new service.

A new website has been launched devoted to trucking-industry career development: www.everytruckjob.com

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News•February 25, 2002

Bush Checks Out CNG Buses In China

President Bush got a look at some North American technology on his trip to China last week

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News•February 25, 2002

FedEx Orders Prototype Hybrid Electric Delivery Trucks

Three competing teams will produce environmentally friendly prototype vehicles for the next generation of FedEx Express delivery trucks

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News•February 22, 2002

Wabash National Calling Back Laid-Off Workers

Wabash National Corp. is reportedly recalling 480 employees laid off six weeks ago from its Lafayette, Ind., plant and hiring another 100

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News•February 22, 2002

Creeks Open Travel Center On Interstate 5 In Oregon

Although there are still finishing touches being added, the new Seven Feathers Truck and Travel Center is open on Interstate 5 near Canyonville, Ore

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News•February 22, 2002

Shippers Group To Include All Transportation Companies

The National Industrial Transportation League, a shipper's group, will allow any companies involved in freight transportation to become full, voting members

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News•February 22, 2002

ACES To Create Standard Freight Contract Rate Transmittals

Freightgate Inc. has announced its official industry-wide launch of ACES, Alliance for Contract Exchange Standardization

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News•February 21, 2002

ATA Loses Round In Oregon Tax Challenge

An Oregon County judge ruled that the state's weight-distance tax is not unconstitutional in a suit brought by the American Trucking Associations

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News•February 21, 2002

EPA, Engine Makers Said To Be Close To Settling

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency may be close to settling a lawsuit brought against it by Cummins, International, and the Engine Manufacturers Assn. over tougher diesel emissions regulations

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