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News•May 19, 2000

Qualcomm Begins Offering LTL Software

Qualcomm, Inc., of San Diego, CA, has linked with Carrier Logistics, Inc., Tarrytown, NY, to provide bundled mobile communications and business software for LTL carriers

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News•May 19, 2000

Freightliner to Build Light Commercial Vehicle in South Carolina

Freightliner Corp. has announced plans for an $11.4 million expansion to its Gaffney, SC, plant for production of a new light commercial vehicle.

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News•May 19, 2000

BorgWarner, Valeo Form Strategic Alliance

BorgWarner Inc. has formed a strategic alliance with Valeo Engine Cooling to collaborate on the development of cooling systems for light, medium and heavy truck engine vehicle applications

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News•May 18, 2000

Lord's Motion Master Available at Peterbilt Dealers

Lord Corp's Motion Master seat suspension system is now available through Peterbilt dealer Rush Truck Center.

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News•May 18, 2000

Drain Shield Prevents Unwanted Storm Water Runoff

New Pig Corp. has introduced the Drain Shield drain barrier to stop spills from entering storm drains.

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News•May 17, 2000

NLRB Investigating Death Threats In Teamsters Action

A member of the Teamsters 505 in Charleston, WV, committee negotiating with the local Coca-Cola plant is the focus of a federal government investigation for illegal strike-related activities

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News•May 17, 2000

Ohio Bill Would Let More Schools Offer Driver Training

The Ohio General Assembly is trying to help ease the driver shortage by allowing joint vocational schools to offer truck driver training

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News•May 17, 2000

Intense Fire Guts NJ Truck Dealer

A massive fire destroyed an Elmwood Park, NJ, truck dealer Monday, "melting huge Mack trucks like butter," according to a description in a local newspaper

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News•May 17, 2000

EPA Proposes Tougher Diesel Requirements

Tough new emissions regulations for diesel powered trucks were unveiled yesterday by the Environmental Protection Agency. The proposal, backed by the Clinton Administration and environmental groups, seeks to cut truck emissions by more than 90% by the year 2010. The proposal would affect everything from diesel-powered light, medium and heavy trucks to school buse

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News•May 16, 2000

NPTC to Hold HOS Forums

The National Private Truck Council is holding a series of one-day hours-of-service forums around the country to provide information on how the changes proposed by DOT will impact fleets.

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