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The California Highway Patrol put 73 new 2002 Chevrolet Camaros into service last week for use in commercial truck enforcement
Read More →Hartford, Vt., has proposed an unusual solution to the problem of trucks damaging local roads: Charge truckers for driving on them
Read More →The U.S. Department of Transportation is optimistic that it will have everything ready to open the southern border to Mexican trucks by mid-summer. Speaking at a DOT-sponsored North American Free Trade Agreement Land Transportation Conference in San Antonio, Michael Jackson, deputy secretary of transportation, said the agency is “on the cusp of success,” despite the complexity of making the long-delayed border opening a reality
Read More →Rand McNally's Transportation Data Management subsidiary has introduced a new and web site featuring its line of commercial trucking products at www.trucking.randmcnally.com.
Read More →Firestone is sponsoring 2-minute radio features about trucking history on the Midnight Trucking Radio Network
Read More →TMI-MultiMedia, an ad agency specializing in trucking recruitment, has teamed up with Kelly Anderson of IMPACT Transportation Solutions located in Neosho, Mo
Read More →A device that provides automated warnings via CB radio about upcoming work zones was one that showed promise during recent tests by the University of Missouri-Columbia
Read More →Team Vehicle Sales, Coral Springs, Fla., announced the grand opening of its retail vehicle sales center in the Nashville area
Read More →A portion of northbound I-75 south of Detroit has been closed until November
Read More →Less-than-truckload giant Yellow Corp. announced a highway safety initiative to push for a nationwide 65-mph truck speed limit
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