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News•January 28, 2000

GE Capital Launches Online Processing For Dealers

GE Capital Fleet Services' Dealer Services division has a new online service to help dealers expedite transactions and reduce administrative and processing times.

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News•January 28, 2000

Trucking Groups Sue CARB

Several truck, bus and construction industry groups have filed suit against the California Air Resources Board, charging that the agency erroneously listed ambient levels of diesel exhaust as a toxic air contaminant. The California Trucking Assn., the

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News•January 28, 2000

Ryder Works With Labor Dept. To Train Technicians

Ryder System is working with the U.S. Department of Labor's Job Corps program to provide employment opportunities for new truck technicians.

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News•January 28, 2000

Tube Turns Gets Meritor Axle Contract

Tube Turns Technologies, a subsidiary of Sypris Solutions Inc., has been awarded a $120 million contract to supply Meritor Automotive with drivetrain axles for Class 5-8 trucks.

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News•January 28, 2000

Bandag Sales And Profits Down

Despite a drop in sales and profits last year, Bandag chairman and CEO Martin Carver says the company is in a better position than it's ever been to meet the challenges of an evolving industry.

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News•January 28, 2000

Lung Assn. Asks Court To Review Air Quality Ruling

The American Lung Assn. has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review a lower court ruling that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency overstepped it authority with new air pollution rules

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News•January 27, 2000

Court Dismisses Engine Owners' Lawsuit

More than 100 engine owners who sued diesel engine makers over a deal struck with the federal government on emissions have been dealt a setback, but say it's not the end of the suit On Jan. 12, a judge in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California granted a motion to dismiss the class-action suit, originally filed last September in Los Angeles Superior Court

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News•January 27, 2000

Moving Group Says Ergonomics Rules Will Cost Big

The American Moving and Storage Assn. projects that proposed federal ergonomics standards will cost the moving and storage industry alone $3.6 billion a year, far more than federal forecasts

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News•January 27, 2000

Texaco Truckstop To Open In LaPlace, LA

A new Texaco Travel Center is scheduled to open next month in LaPlace, LA, at the intersection of Interstate 10 and U.S. 51

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News•January 27, 2000

Freightliner Arizona Opens New Dealership

Freightliner Arizona last week celebrated moving to a larger facility in Tolleson, AZ, with a grand opening ceremony

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