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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 12, 2002

Tire Tracking: How Much Is Enough?

Tires cost money -- lots of it. So tires should be monitored and maintained for optimum usage. Computer software has made the possible for virtually any size fleet. But just how far should that monitoring go

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 12, 2002

Class 8 Specs: A New Ball Game

In just a couple of weeks, it appears we are headed into yet another new era of how commercial trucks and trailers are going to be specified, thanks to the Oct. 1 emissions standards and the economy

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Drivers•by Staff•September 12, 2002

Nasdaq Cites Consolidated's Listing Deficiencies

Consolidated Freightways Corp. said Thursday it has been advised by the Nasdaq Listing Qualifications Department that the company fails to comply with the stockholders equity requirements for continued listing on The Nasdaq Stock Market

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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•September 12, 2002

<I>Post</i> Grades Transportation Security

Trains, trucks and buses got good grades for homeland security from The Washington Post, but ports, bridges and tunnels didn?t fare so well in the paper?s one-year anniversary coverage of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks

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Fleet Management•by Staff•September 12, 2002

Petroleum Fuels Rise in August Import Prices

Import prices in the United States rose in August, boosted primarily by higher prices for imported petroleum

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Drivers•by Staff•September 12, 2002

Consolidated Drivers Get Paychecks

US Bank officials said a computer glitch that prevented former workers of Consolidated Freightways from cashing their paychecks has been corrected

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Drivers•by Staff•September 11, 2002

H&W Troubles Mount

A 75-year-old Iowa motor carrier that filed for bankruptcy protection in June could be forced to liquidate

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 11, 2002

New Jersey Governor Calls For Cell Phone Ban

New Jersey’s governor wants his state to become the second to outlaw the use of handheld mobile phones while driving

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Drivers•by Staff•September 11, 2002

Trucking School: CF Closure Won't Ease Driver Shortage

You would think that last week's news of the demise of Consolidated Freightways would ease some of the driver shortage pressure in the trucking industry,

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 11, 2002

Trucker Fights Indiana Fuel Tax

Commercial truck owners -- backed by a trade association -- are challenging Indiana's fuel tax

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