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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 23, 2000

TCA Affiliation Plan Rejected by ATA

The Executive Committee of American Trucking Associations yesterday voted down an alternative integration plan offered by the Truckload Carriers Association

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Drivers•by Staff•June 23, 2000

Hart Acknowledges Trucker Concerns About Hours of Service

In the face of strong criticism from Congress, Clyde Hart, acting chief of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, said the agency will be making significant changes in its proposed hours-of-service rules

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 23, 2000

New Used Truck Dealer Opening In Georgia

Truck Country, which operates 10 Freightliner dealerships in the Midwest, is opening a used-truck dealership in Mcdonough, Ga

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 23, 2000

ATA Says Yes to Compromise Plan for TMC

In a unanimous vote yesterday, the Executive Committee of American Trucking Associations approved a plan removing barriers to membership in The Maintenance Council

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 22, 2000

TCA Affiliation Plan Rejected by ATA

The Executive Committee of American Trucking Associations today voted down an alternative integration plan offered by the Truckload Carriers Association

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 22, 2000

ATA Approves TMC Membership Compromise

In a unanimous vote today, the Executive Committee of American Trucking Associations approved a plan removing barriers to membership in The Maintenance Council

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Fleet Management•by Staff•June 22, 2000

Volvo Trucks Lays Off 70 Employees

Slow truck sales and an overabundance of used tractors has forced Volvo Trucks to lay off 70 employees

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Drivers•by Staff•June 22, 2000

UPS Expands Wireless Services

United Parcel Service will expand services to customers who use small wireless communications devices. Users of pocket computers like the Internet-capable Palm VII and WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) mobile phones will be able to calculate rates

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 22, 2000

Temperature Control Comes to NTE

National Transportation Exchange (NTE) of Downers Grove, Ill., the Internet freight-matching service, has begun handling temperature controlled shipments, including freight that must be refrigerated or prevented from freezing. Previously, the electronic market pioneer had dealt only with dry freight

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 22, 2000

FREIGHTlist.com to Debut

FREIGHTlist.com of Maryland Heights, Mo., will debut at the International Trucking Show in Las Vegas this week. The Internet-based service at www.freightlist.com will provide load matching plus other services to carriers and shippers

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