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News•July 30, 2001

Rip Griffin Takes Smart Card Systemwide

After a one-year trial run in its Terrell, Texas, location, Rip Griffin Travel Centers will expand SmartStop's multi-application smart card in all its travel centers

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News•July 30, 2001

Investment Firm Reopening Dorsey Plant

The Dorsey Trailer plant in Elba, Ala., will be revamped and produce trailers for a customer in Mexico

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News•July 30, 2001

Oshkosh Sales Up, Profits Down

Double digit sales and income growth in Oshkosh Truck Corp.’s fire, emergency and defense businesses tempered continued weakness in commercial markets during the company’s third fiscal quarter

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News•July 27, 2001

PTDI Works To Broaden Reach

The Professional Truck Driver Institute has expanded its Board of Directors in an attempt to broaden its reach beyond the truckload industry

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News•July 27, 2001

Transportation Bill Dies In Washington State

A bill that would have helped pay for highway improvements with higher diesel taxes and truck registration fees has died in the Washington Legislature

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News•July 27, 2001

St. Ignace Parade Of Lights To Honor Ruth Jones

This year's Parade of Lights at the Richard Crane Memorial Truck Show in St. Ignace, Mich., will be dedicated to Ruth Jones, NAST member and Senior Editor at LandLine Magazine, who died June 8 after a long battle with cancer

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News•July 27, 2001

BAMnet Serves Up The Internet At 6.5 Cents a Minute

Dial-up Internet may get a lot easier for customers of a new service called BAMnet Travel. BAMnet Corp. of Hamilton, N.J., is offering quick, simple and near-universal dial-up service from most phones in the U.S. for a straight fe

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News•July 27, 2001

Las Vegas Orders Self-Steering Buses

Las Vegas will likely be the first U.S. city to deploy a first in intelligent transportation, a kind of trolley bus intended to compete with light rail. Also called a rubber-tired tram, the vehicle is much like a typical urban bus

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News•July 26, 2001

New Rand McNally Products Target Drivers, Small Fleets

Rand McNally, the mapping giant of Skokie, Ill., will launch a suite of products aimed at professional drivers, owner-operators and small fleets

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News•July 26, 2001

Qualcomm Earnings Down 20%

Qualcomm says it expects to grow revenues and profits in 2002 with global deployment of its second and third generation CDMA (code division multiple access) mobile phone technology

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