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News•June 19, 2000

Mack to Expand Engine Lineup Beyond Truck Applications

Mack Trucks plans to adapt its E7 and E9 on-highway engines for marine, agricultural, power generation, and other diesel engine applications

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News•June 19, 2000

Some Not Happy With Ohio Trucking School Legislation

Some lawmakers and private driving schools aren't very happy about a bill that will let public vocational schools offer driver training courses

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News•June 17, 2000

Freightliner Honors Battery Maker

East Penn Manufacturing, Lyon Station, Pa., has been honored with the Freightliner Corp.'s Masters of Quality Supplier award

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News•June 16, 2000

Southern California Public Fleets Will Have to Scrap Diesel

Southern California's air quality agency has voted to require government owned or contracted truck and bus fleets to begin using cleaner-burning alternative fuels, such as those powered by natural gas. The South Coast Air Quality Management District unanimously approved the new rules, believed to be the first of their kind in the nation, after a contentious three-hour meeting Friday

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News•June 15, 2000

TruckersB2B.com More than Doubles Fuel Program Participation

TruckersB2B.com, a division of Celadon Group, says participation in its fuel rebate program grew from 180 member companies in April to 400 companies at the end of May

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News•June 15, 2000

Meritor To Cut Global Workforce by 500

Meritor Automotive says it will trim its global workforce by some 500 employees and rationalize operations in Europe to reduce costs and improve operational efficiencies

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News•June 15, 2000

Report Criticizes EPA Science

The Environmental Protection Agency has made significant improvements in some of its scientific practices, but there are concerns about the quality of research behind the agency’s regulatory decisions, according to a report just issued by the National Academy of Sciences’ National Research Council

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News•June 15, 2000

Fedex, UPS Seek Internet Business

The battle for Internet-generated delivery business heated up with the announcement that FedEx Corp. will help small businesses set up sales sites on the Internet

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News•June 15, 2000

Hookup.com Debuts on Web

Hook Up Inc., a driveaway company based in Joplin, Mo., announced the launch of Hookup.com, an Internet venture providing services to motor carriers, dealers, fleets, manufacturers, owner-operators and drivers. Hookup.com offers online truck and trailer parts auctions,

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News•June 15, 2000

Car Carriers to Get Web Marketplace

An Internet startup company called Vehiclocity (www.vehiclocity.com) will provide an online marketplace to link automobile shippers with car carriers

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