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News•March 7, 2001

Northeast Storm Less Severe Than Predicted

The Northeast will be digging out today from a winter storm that, while severe, was not as bad as predictions in many areas - a fact that had truckers fuming about Connecticut's decision to ban trucks from the state's highway

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News•March 6, 2001

Teamsters Oppose Right-to-Work in Oklahoma

The Teamsters union protested proposed right-to-work legislation in Oklahoma, with a convoy of 10 Teamster trucks circling the Capitol building in Oklahoma City and a rally of between 50 and 100 Teamster members

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News•March 6, 2001

SC&RA Executive VP To Step Down

The chief staff executive of the Specialized Carriers & Rigging Assn. since 1979 announced he plans to step down next year

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News•March 6, 2001

Cargo Loss Conference Adds Session on Claims Handling

The American Trucking Associations new Safety & Loss Prevention Management Council will present a "Fundamentals of Loss & Damage Claim Handling" semina

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News•March 6, 2001

Connecticut Truck Ban Lifted

Connecticut officials have lifted a ban on tractor-trailer traffic imposed yesterday due to the Northeastern snowstorm

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News•March 6, 2001

NTEA Enhances Web Site

The National Truck Equipment Assn. has recreated its web site, www.ntea.com,

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News•March 6, 2001

LiveListings.com Offers Parts Exchange

LiveListings.com Inc. has launched an online truck and automotive parts exchang

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News•March 5, 2001

Cummins Reaches Emissions Milestone

Cummins yesterday made two major announcements regarding its ability to reduce the emissions from its engines

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News•March 5, 2001

@Track Says It's On Track, Despite Losses

@Track Communications reported a loss of $5.3 million for fourth quarter 2000, compared to a loss of $5.9 million for fourth quarter 1999

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News•March 5, 2001

Bandag Expects 6% Drop in Sales

Bandag says it expects first quarter 2001 sales to be 6% below first quarter 2000, due to continued softness in the retread market

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