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News•January 30, 2001

Private Carriers Appoint President

The National Private Truck Council named Gary Frank Petty its new president and CEO

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News•January 30, 2001

Celadon Offers Web Tracking in Mexico

Celadon Group, Indianapolis, announced customers can now track shipments in Mexico as well as the U.S. and Canada using the Cela-Trac system at Celadon’s web site

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News•January 29, 2001

Mack Increases U.S. Market Share for Eighth Straight Year

Despite an overall drop in truck sales, Mack Trucks closed 2000 with a bigger piece of the market share pie for the eighth year in a row

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News•January 29, 2001

Texaco Expected to Drop Shell Joint Ventures

Texaco will likely be forced to spin off its stake in joint venture companies Motiva and Equilon in order to win antitrust approval of its merger with Chevron

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News•January 29, 2001

Second Day of Prayer Scheduled

Bob Hataway with Trans Alive has announced a Second Annual Day of Prayer for Truckers during the Mid-America Trucking Show

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News•January 29, 2001

PacLease Opens Location in British Columbia

Paccar Leasing Co. has added a PacLease franchise location in Surrey, British Columbia

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News•January 29, 2001

Hino to Build Trucks in North America

Hino Motors, Japan's largest truck maker, plans to build commercial vehicles in North America perhaps as soon as 2004

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News•January 29, 2001

Freightliner Announces Layoffs

Freightliner LLC announced today that it will cut production rates and lay off workers at its Portland, Ore., truck and parts manufacturing plants

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News•January 29, 2001

Cummins Posts Fourth Quarter Loss

Buffeted by tumbling demand in a number of North American markets, Cummins Engine lost $17 million in fourth quarter 2000 and said it expects a 10% drop in revenues for first quarter 2001

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News•January 26, 2001

ATA Changes Strategy in Oregon Weight-Distance Fight

The American Trucking Associations still wants to get rid of Oregon's burdensome weight-distance tax, but it's changing its strategy this time around

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