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DAT Services, the company that all but invented commercial load-matching, has been sold by Jubitz Corp. to TransCore Inc
Read More →A slowing economy is translating into fewer trucks taking the Ohio Turnpike
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A new report from the American Trucking Associations indicates truck driver pay is continuing to move up. The 2000 Driver Compensation Study indicates pay for both solo and team drivers increased more than 15 percent since 1997, to an average of $40,883 per year
Read More →Credit information from CompuNet is now available to customers of the Internet Truckstop load-matching web site at www.truckstop.com.
Read More →Connecticut is considering severe penalties for truckers who violate highway weight limits more than once
Read More →TradeOut of Valhalla, N.Y., an Internet marketplace for merchandise and equipment, announced that its commercial transportation group sold over $20 million in trucks, tractors, trailers, and containers during fourth quarter 2000
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The Professional Truck Driver Institute will tackle straight truck driver standards and other new issues
Read More →The Oil Price Information Service and the American Petroleum Exchange are offering its Fuel Management University in April, September and October
Read More →Rocky Mountain Truck Center, Belgrade, Mont., is the newest member of East Manufacturing’s nationwide network of distributors for its trailers
Read More →Kurtt International Trucks is the new name of Garden State International Trucks, San Jose, Calif
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