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It may be a year or more before we know the full economic cost of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, but one thing is almost certain: your insurance premiums will go up. Insurance brokers and agents are
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Motor carriers that participate in rate-setting bureaus now must provide a “truth in rates” notice whenever they reference bureau-set rates, according to the Surface Transportation Board
Read More →As the Arkansas Highway Commission considers using tolls to finance the North Belt Freeway, some are not too happy about the idea
Read More →A month after debris from the World Trade Center site in New York City was diverted to unofficial dumps, New York City officials are now using satellite tracking to keep an eye on the dump truck
Read More →Truckers using the Sweetgrass, Mont., border crossing into Coutts, Alberta, Canada can expect more delays over the next year as a new joint U.S.-Canadian port is built
Read More →Kenworth is offering a free parts and service coupon book to trucking professionals when they sign up online for Kenworth's free PremierCare e-mail service
Read More →NTE has announced the appointment of five new members to its 2002 Customer Advisory Board
Read More →Mirenco, a small company in Radcliffe, Iowa, is a step closer to marketing its innovative fuel-saving cruise control system with the award of a patent
Read More →There’s some better news about the American economy and for trucking the effects will be positive
Read More →A big race, big rigs and big bucks combined to bring fans out to the Atlanta Motor Speedway Saturday, Nov. 17, as competitors tackled the final obstacle on the road to cold hard cash and a place in history as the first "International Truck Challenge" champion. Barry Sheppard, driver for Elliot Sadler's #21 car for Wood Brothers Racing team, put up an impressive time of 141.5 seconds in this third event to claim the $1,000 prize money given to the winner of each individual event
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