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News•September 30, 1999

Facing Lower Earnings, Bandag Cutting Jobs

Tire retreader Bandag yesterday announced that it expects its 1999 earnings to be 20% to 25% below current estimates. It blames the drop partly on what it calls Michelin's unfair tactics since the tire manufacturer entered the retread market two years ago

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News•September 30, 1999

Cummins Invests In PNV.net

PNV.net, the company that provides Park 'N View services, has received a financial shot in the arm with a $31.5 million investment by Cummins Engine and two other private companies

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News•September 30, 1999

Navistar Dealer Software Y2K Ready

Automatic Data Processing and Navistar International have finished tests verifying that the Y2K but won't cause problems for ADP's Elite dealer management system when processing dealership data linked electronically to Navistar

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News•September 29, 1999

Overnite Offers Nationwide Teamsters Election

Overnite Transportation yesterday called on the Teamsters union to allow workers to decide their own fate in a company-wide vote on union representation

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News•September 29, 1999

Driver In Fatal Accident May Have Had Bogus CDL

It appears that the truck driver involved in an accident that killed six children received his CDL as part of a huge license-for-bribes operation in the Chicago area

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News•September 29, 1999

Federal-Mogul Plans To Sell Some Businesses

Federal-Mogul Corp. has announced plans to sell its lighting, wiper blade and fuel businesses

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News•September 28, 1999

Is Renault Looking To Sell Truck Division?

Unconfirmed reports have been circulating in Europe that France's Renault Vehicules Industriel may be looking to sell its RVI/Mack commercial truck division. Renault representatives told Newport Communications' Steve Sturgess, visiting Renault in Paris this week, that such rumors are unfounded

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News•September 28, 1999

Labor Unrest Heating Up At Washington Ports

Owner-operator container haulers are gearing up to strike at the ports of Seattle and Tacoma, WA

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News•September 28, 1999

EPA Working On 2007 Emissions

According to the Wall Street Journal, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is working on tougher truck emissions standards for 2007

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News•September 27, 1999

Teamsters Biding Time In Overnite Action

A threatened unfair labor practices strike by the Teamsters union against Overnite Transportation didn't materialize this weekend, but the union says it is waiting to catch the trucking company unprepared

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