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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 17, 2000

U.S. Court of Appeals Reverses NLRB Decision Against Overnite

A National Labor Relations Board decision hailed earlier by the Teamsters union as evidence of Overnite Transportation's anti-worker status has been reversed by the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 17, 2000

Grain Exchange Launches Load Finding Service

CyberCrop.com, an exchange for grain producers and buyers, is launching a load finding service for the trucking industry

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 17, 2000

DriverNet Debuts Wireless Service

DriverNet has introduced a new wireless service for drivers and small fleet owners.

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 16, 2000

SAE President Makes Strong Case for Today's Diesels

Society of Automotive Engineers President Dr. Rodica A. Baranescu made a strong case for the improved sociability of diesel engines earlier this week as she addressed engineers in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Baranescu, who is also chief engineer of Engine Technology for International Truck and Engine Co., was asked by local engineering groups to talk about the value of the modern diesel engine in helping to meet global environmental expectations of the future

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 16, 2000

Peace Bridge Debate in N.Y. Makes Headway

The American-Canadian commission pushing for a plan to expand a New York bridge to relieve truck congestion at the border broke a deadlock Wednesday when it announced plans to begin a new court-ordered environmental study.

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Equipment•by Staff•November 16, 2000

Mexican Trucking Association Continues Battle Against M.S. Carriers

Canacar, Mexico’s national trucking association, will likely soon take action against foreign-owned trucking companies in Mexico, including U.S.- based M.S. Carriers and Transportes EASO, according to published reports

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Drivers•by Staff•November 16, 2000

New York, New Jersey Officials Could Give Night-Owl Truckers a Toll Break

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is looking into a plan that could end up rewarding trucks for traveling at night on bridges in the New York City area

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 16, 2000

GE Capital, Innovative Fleet Management to Develop Used Truck Channel

GE Capital Fleet Services has signed an agreement with Pennsylvania-based Innovative Fleet Management to develop a direct-to-dealer used-vehicle resale channel in the United States

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 16, 2000

Split-Screen Dispatch Available from Keystone Truck Software

Keystone Systems. Spokane, Wash., announced a new option for its Keystone Truck Software package, a logistics and accounting package for small to medium-sized trucking companies

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Drivers•by Staff•November 16, 2000

NJ Truck Ban Extended Yet Again

New Jersey's ever-expanding ban on big trucks has grown once again. But this time, the impact on interstate truckers will be minimal

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