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News•May 10, 2001

Bristol Dragway Plans Truck Event

The Bristol Dragway in Bristol, Tenn., is planning its first Big Rig Nationals Truck and Trade Show Sept. 7-9

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News•May 10, 2001

Fuel, Food, Phone, Shower, Parking ... Chiropractor?

Game arcades and big-screen video theaters aren't that unusual in truckstops these days. But just steps away from these truckstop attractions, at a truckstop in Racine County, Wis., truckers find … a model spinal column? The model

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News•May 10, 2001

Cummins Looking for Financial Help

Published reports indicate that Cummins is looking to its home state of Indiana and to New York for financial assistance

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News•May 9, 2001

Ontario to Promote Trucking Careers

The Ontario Trucking Association hopes secondary school students will consider the trucking industry as a career, and has launched a new strategy to make that happen

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News•May 9, 2001

Clicklogistics Adds Features Prior to Wide Launch

Clicklogistics Inc., Billerica, Mass., a new web-based logistics service, is set to debut later this month

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News•May 9, 2001

3PLex Names Prince VP of Intermodal Efforts

3PLex, Cambridge, Mass., a web-based transportation service for third-party logistics companies, announced the appointment of Theodore Prince as vice president and general manager of its intermodal business

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News•May 9, 2001

Mobile Comm Hardware Goes Generic

A company named Extendea is the latest into the market for mobile communications/software systems that feature low-cost, off-the-shelf hardware

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News•May 9, 2001

Extendea Enters Wireless Logistics Market

Atlanta-based Extendea Inc., has entered the mobile logistics communications market with software licensed and adapted from SRI International, a research institute based in California’s Silicon Valley

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News•May 8, 2001

ArvinMeritor to Make Steel Truck Wheels

ArvinMeritor announced that its San Luis Potosi plant in Mexico will now produce commercial truck wheel

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News•May 8, 2001

Researchers Demonstrate Truck Fuel Cell

Researchers at the University of California-Davis and Freightliner recently demonstrated a truck fitted with fuel cells for auxiliary power that could help reduce fuel costs and pollution from idling

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