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NewsApril 24, 2001

Trucking Company Faces Record Fine in Iowa

An Ohio trucking company could be fines more than $380,000 for allegedly transporting a super-heavy load without a permit

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NewsApril 24, 2001

Plasma Reactor Could Cut Diesel Exhaust

Scientists in Washington state say they've found a way to turn harmful nitrogen oxide emissions from diesel engines into harmless nitrogen

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NewsApril 24, 2001

Haldex Teams up with Collision Avoidance Company

Haldex Brake Systems has teamed up with a company that hopes to get at least 15 percent of a collision avoidance systems market currently dominated by Eaton VORAD

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NewsApril 24, 2001

Petro Signs on for NATSO Blood Drive

Petro Stopping Centers has committed its locations to help collect blood for the "Drive to Save Lives" blood drive coordinated by The NATSO Foundation

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NewsApril 24, 2001

Stanford Elected Foundation Chairman

Tom Stanford, travel plaza consultant and publisher of Newport Communications' RoadStar and Truckstop/Travel Plaza magazines, has been elected chairman of The NATSO Foundation

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NewsApril 24, 2001

NATSO Under New Leadership

NATSO, the professional association representing America' travel plaza and truckstop industry, announced the election of a new executive committee

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NewsApril 24, 2001

AMBEST Enhances Shower Program

AMBEST has enhanced its shower program

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NewsApril 24, 2001

TMI Satellite Service Arrives in Mexico Via ASTRUM

Canadian satellite communications provider TMI Communications has announced a 10-year partnership agreement with ASTRUM Comunicaciones, a Mexican telecommunications company, for satellite communications services to Mexican organizations deploying mobile assets, fleets or workforces

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NewsApril 24, 2001

ATD Panel: OEM Partnerships Will Continue Reshaping World Truck Marketplace

Consolidations among the world’s truck manufacturers will continue, as will their alliances and partnerships with suppliers. And these actions will change how business is done with and by truck dealers, parts house and repair shops.

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NewsApril 23, 2001

Truck Dealers Call For Better Relations With Manufacturers

For truck dealers to survive and prosper in today's complex business world, several things must happen, according to American Truck Dealers Chairman Stanley DeVore, Jr., of Casper Truck Center, Casper, Wyo

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