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News•November 30, 2000

GE Capital, Innovative Fleet Management to Sell Used Trucks Via Web

GE Capital Fleet Services and Innovative Fleet Management signed an agreement to develop a direct-to-dealer used-vehicle resale channel

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News•November 30, 2000

Presidential Ballots Trucked to Tallahassee

It was a load watched more closely than a truckful of nuclear waste: nearly half a million Palm Beach County presidential election ballots that were trucked to Florida's state capital yesterday from south Florida. Observers compared the

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News•November 30, 2000

Commercial Fueling Network Accepts T-Chek Card

Commercial Fueling Network has agreed to honor T-Chek card at CFN's nationwide network of commercial fueling sites

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News•November 30, 2000

SAE Truck and Bus Meeting Set for Next Week

A panel of government and industry officials will discuss truck safety issues as well as the future of diesel engines next week at the Society of Automotive Engineers International Truck and Bus Meeting & Exhibition in Portland, Ore., December 4-6

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News•November 30, 2000

Chicago Truckers Union Plans Merger With Teamsters

Tough times in the trucking industry may force the Chicago Truck Drivers Union, the only independent trucking union in the country, to finally merge with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters

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News•November 30, 2000

Tough Sell for Internet Logistics

"The emperor has no clothes and nPassage is willing to say it." That’s how nPassage, the Seattle-based Internet logistics company, began an unusual press release that went on to admit times are tough for the new Internet-based logistics services

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News•November 30, 2000

Catholic Church to Establish Truckstop Ministry

The Catholic church is establishing its first coordinated ministry for long-distance truckers

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News•November 29, 2000

Houston Wants to Cut Speed Limits to Fight Pollution

Texas' state environmental agency yesterday approved a clean-air plan for the smoggy Houston metropolitan area that includes a 55-mph speed limit

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News•November 29, 2000

School Bus Plan Provokes Clean Diesel Controversy

The California Governor's office wants to distribute $50 million to reduce emissions from school buses throughout the state, but environmentalists are upset because nearly one-third of the money will go to promote diesel engines

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News•November 28, 2000

Hadley Buys KAM

Hadley Products has purchased the stock of KAM Truck Components, manufacturer of mirrors for the medium and heavy duty truck, RV and specialty markets

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