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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 2, 2000

Qualcomm Gets MVPc Customers, Hooks Up With XATA

Qualcomm announced the commercial release of its MVPc in-vehicle computer as well as the signing of software and hardware agreements with onboard computer supplier XATA Systems

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 1, 2000

Safeway Workers on Strike

As some striking Safeway workers provide proof of unfair labor practices, clerks at another location are losing their jobs

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 1, 2000

Tokyo Motor Show Highlights Commercial Vehicles

The 34th Tokyo Motor Show opened Tuesday in Chiba, east of Tokyo, as the nation's first exhibition featuring only commercial vehicles, highlighting safety-oriented and environmentally-friendly technology for trucks, vans and buses

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 1, 2000

Pilot Upgrades and Reopens Gary, Indiana, Location

Pilot Corp., Knoxville, Tenn., recently unveiled its upgraded travel center in Gary, Ind

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 1, 2000

Wingfoot Commercial Tire Systems Becomes Official

The recently announced joint venture to create Wingfoot Commercial Tire Systems, a Fort Smith, Ark.-based network of commercial tire service outlets and truck tire retreading facilities, has been declared an official corporation by the Federal Trade Commission

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Drivers•by Staff•November 1, 2000

North Carolina Clears Logjam for Tranportation Permits

Transportation officials in North Carolina have cleared a huge backlog of permit applications that had delayed shipments of heavy and large equipment across the state

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Drivers•by Staff•November 1, 2000

Winter Storm Hits Truckers

Up to 13 inches of blowing snow closed major highways this morning in eastern Wyoming and western South Dakota

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 1, 2000

Peterbilt Training Gets A Boost

Peterbilt's Specialized Training program got an enrollment boost recently when the course was opened to all qualified students at Wyoming Technical Institute in Laramie

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 1, 2000

International Predicts Layoffs, Navistar Takes Restructuring Charge

Lagging truck sales are forcing Navistar and its subsidiary, International Truck and Engine, to make some major cutbacks

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Equipment•by Staff•November 1, 2000

Fuel Unrest in Europe Continues

High fuel prices overseas aren't sitting well with truckers in England, where protestors are gearing up for a possible four-day convoy, and in Germany, where negotiations for lower freight rates continue

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