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The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is reinstalling 55-mph speed limit signs along most segments of Highway 164 in Washington and Waukesha counties this week after the completion of highway construction that had led to a 45 mph limit
Read More →Saying the “supply chain execution market” will reach $8 billion by 2004, E-Stamp Corp. is closing its 15-month-old online postage operation Dec. 31 to focus on Web-based logistics and shipping
Read More →The acquisition of TravelCenters of America should fuel the expansion plans of the truckstop chain, according to a report in Crain’s Cleveland Business magazine
Read More →The U.S. Office of Management and Budget is reportedly poised to issue a final rule that would require government contracting officers to consider compliance with all federal regulations when reviewing companies bidding on government contracts
Read More →Caterpillar has announced advanced engines running on an 85% natural gas/diesel dual fuel system and “clean diesel” for use in emissions-sensitive environments
Read More →Beginning January 1, 2001, a new law affecting the registered weight of two-axle and three-axle trucks will go into effect in the state of Delaware
Read More →A three-part video training kit to help drivers and owners get top fuel economy by driving and managing assets intelligently will be available from Caterpillar early in 2001
Read More →Freightliner has opened a SelecTrucks Center in the Cleveland, Ohio, area
Read More →CargoLinx of Toronto has introduced a new North American freight-matching service
Read More →Reacting to a proposal by California and 13 other states to put their own regulations into effect, Caterpillar and Cummins proposed an alternate plan to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The plan would have challenged engine manufacturers to voluntarily meet more stringent engine emission testing requirements in 2005 -- rather than in 2007 as EPA has proposed -- in exchange for revised emission levels in 2007 and beyond
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