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News•November 9, 2000

"Spud Trailer" Makers Expanding

Trinity Trailer, Boise, Idaho, has been selling its "Eagle Bridge" self-unloading conveyor bulk trailers to the agriculture market in the Northwest since 1975. But now the company is expanding nationwide and to other markets

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News•November 9, 2000

New NTDA President's Council Makes Recommendations

The National Trailer Dealers Assn. last week implemented a new function at its annual meeting: the Past Presidents' Council

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News•November 9, 2000

Veredex Creates Same-Day Courier Network

Veredex Logistics of Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, is bringing a vast network of same-day transportation providers to the Internet at www.veredex.com.

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News•November 9, 2000

Dorsey Trailers Announces Cutbacks

Atlanta-based Dorsey Trailers is slashing about half of its management and salaried staff because of a drop in demand for its trailers

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News•November 9, 2000

Exclusive: We Test Drive A Hybrid Electric

Until now, the clean-vehicle focus has centered on alternative fuels such as natural gas. But a new hybrid technology that combines the efficiency of a diesel engine with the cleanliness of electric drive is getting more

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News•November 9, 2000

TA Reports Third Quarter Results

TravelCenters of America yesterday reported a net loss of $0.3 million for the third quarter of 2000, versus net income of $0.1 million for the same period in 1999

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News•November 8, 2000

Preston, Teamsters Settle for $18.9 Million

Preston Trucking and the Teamsters union agreed to an $18.9 million settlement in the Teamsters' suit against the defunct trucking company

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News•November 8, 2000

Petro Announces 3Q Results

Petro Stopping Centers, El Paso, Texas, recently announced its operating results for the third quarter ended Sept. 30

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News•November 8, 2000

Gunite Announces Layoff at Indiana Plant

Gunite Corp., a maker of wheel assemblies for heavy trucks, has laid off a third of its workforce at its Elkhard, Ind., plant thanks to a dramatic downturn in business

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News•November 8, 2000

Supreme Court Hears Clean Air Arguments

The U.S. Supreme Court is going to decide if the government must change the way it sets clean air standards. In a case brought by American Trucking Associations and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the court yesterday heard arguments about a pair of decisions that could affect not only engine emission requirements but the entire federal regulatory mechanism

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