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National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Jim Hall is pressing for highway safety to be at the top of the agenda for federal and state governments and the trucking industry. Yesterday, during the first day of a three-day hearing on safety technology for commercial vehicles, he seemed to have some doubts as to whether that is the case
Read More →U.S. Xpress, Chattanooga, TN, will soon start testing a new warning system that developers estimate could prevent nearly 4,000 heavy truck rollover accidents each year
Read More →More than two and a half years after a truck driver was killed in an Arkansas rest area bathroom, Arkansas has finished installing video cameras at 19 interstate rest areas in hopes of deterring crime
Read More →South Carolina will soon limit tractor-trailers to the right lanes on some stretches of Interstate 85
Read More →Roadway Express has put its E-Z Export system on the Internet, allowing the LTL carrier to offer shippers the ability to complete customs documentation online
Read More →A long-awaited proposal to reform truck driver hours-of-service appears to be nearing publication
Read More →West Virginia is building a mandatory truck stopping area and weigh station at the top of a steep Interstate 68 grade
Read More →The owner of a Florida moving company pleaded guilty last week to charges of wire fraud, mail fraud, hiring illegal aliens, and violating federal transportation laws
Read More →American Freightways, Harrison, AR, has added an e-mail tracking option to its AFTracker system
Read More →The chairman of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority hopes to attract upscale eateries, supermarkets and other services to the travel plazas along the 140-mile turnpike
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