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Drivers•by Staff•January 17, 2001

Iowa Bill Would Increase Speed Limit

Iowa is one of a growing number of states that looking at changing its top interstate speed limits, but the bill is already on a collision course with some lawmakers

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 17, 2001

Illinois, Colorado Bills Target Truckers

Two states are looking to toughen laws for truck drivers, according to the Owner Operator Independent Drivers Association

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Drivers•by Staff•January 17, 2001

Arkansas Police Seek Changes in Traffic Laws

The Arkansas State Police have nearly 30 things they would like to see changed in the state's traffic code, including prohibiting tractor-trailers from following too closely behind cars

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 17, 2001

South Carolina Sees More Truck Accidents

The number of fatal crashes involving large trucks in South Carolina increased 38 percent in the past five years, compared with a 10 percent increase nationwide

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Drivers•by Staff•January 17, 2001

FMCSA Fines Michigan Carrier $150,000

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has fined Rush Trucking Corp. of Wayne, Mich., $150,000 for multiple violations of the federal hours-of-service safety regulations

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 17, 2001

Oracle Debuts Comprehensive Logistics Application

Oracle Corp. of Redwood Shores, Calif., the software giant that made its name in database programming, has introduced an e-business product it calls Oracle Transportation Exchang

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Drivers•by Staff•January 17, 2001

Forbes Rates Landstar 'One of America's Best Big Companies'

For the second year in a row, Landstar System, Jacksonville, Fla,, has been recognized by Forbes Magazine as one of the nation's best big companies

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 17, 2001

Iowa Commission Says Firing of Alcoholic Driver Violates Civil Rights Laws

Iowa-based Casey’s General Stores says it will appeal a $200,000 award ordered by the state Civil Rights Commission in a case involving the termination of a truck driver for an off-the-job drunk driving arrest

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 17, 2001

Qualcomm Launches Heavy Equipment Unit

Qualcomm, the San Diego-based mobile communications company with the lion’s share of the truckload market, announced it has established a group based in Bethesda, Md., specifically for the heavy equipment and construction market

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 17, 2001

Horton Forms Separate Aftermarket, OEM Business Units

Horton Inc. has restructured the company into separate business units concentrating on aftermarket and original equipment manufacturer customers

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