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WIM, Trucker Path Name Top 3 Women-Friendly Truck Stops
ATA’s Women In Motion Council and Trucker Path highlight three truck stops that meet all seven safety-focused criteria and rank highest among female drivers.
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Flying J, Ogden, Utah, announced that Crystal Call Maggelet, chairman of the board and the founder's daughter, will add the duties of president and chief executive officer, assuming operational leadership of the company
Read More →Eaton announced that its businesses are being reorganized into two sectors -- electrical and industrial -- with a vice chairman and chief operating officer for each sector, effective Feb. 1
Read More →Class 8 net orders for December 2008 were even softer than estimated, totaling 8,649 units, reports FTR Associates, Nashville, Tenn. in their current North American Commercial Truck and Trailers Outlook service
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Volvo Trucks North America announced permanent layoffs of 650 hourly employees in March and April at its New River Valley plant in Dublin, Va., according to published reports
Read More →Knight Transportation, Phoenix, saw revenue fall for the fourth quarter of 2008 but net income increase compared to the same period of 2007
Read More →Iteris, Santa Ana, Calif.,, was selected by the states of Maine and Nevada to provide Commercial Vehicle Information Systems and Networks (CVISN) services in projects with a potential total value of up to $2 million over the next four years
Read More →Hill Bros. Transportation was recently awarded ConAgra Foods 2008 Temperature Carrier of the Year award
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Heavy Duty Trucking editors are finalists for two prestigious Jesse H. Neal awards from the American Business Media for the June 2008 Fuel Crisis Survival special issue
Read More →Navistar International will close its Indianapolis engine plant and Indianapolis Casting Corp. foundry because the company is ending its diesel engine supply agreement with Ford
Read More →The American Trucking Associations Tuesday asked Congress to support the trucking industry's environmental initiatives, which it says will reduce fuel consumption by 86 billion gallons and reduce the carbon footprint of all vehicles by nearly a billion ton
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