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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 20, 2002

Teamsters Authorize UPS Strike

The Teamsters union over the weekend voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike against UPS if it becomes necessary

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Drivers•by Staff•May 20, 2002

Research Backs Longer, Heavier Trucks

A study requested by Congress recommends that the federal government consider allowing heavier trucks and longer combination vehicles on Interstate highways

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 20, 2002

Big Iron Battles For Bikes in Bordentown

The joke going around the Bordentown (N.J.) Truck Show May 17-19 went this way: What's the fastest way to end a drought? Hold a truck show at Bordentown Petro

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Fleet Management•by Staff•May 20, 2002

Leading Economic Indicators Fall

A gauge of U.S. economic activity has taken its first drop since September, but this isn’t cause for alarm

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 19, 2002

"Pet Peeves" Rankle Tracking Solution Buyers

Buyers of asset management and tracking solutions rate cost control their most pressing concern

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 16, 2002

Navistar Posts Second Quarter Loss

Navistar International reported a $4 million loss on revenues of $1.7 billion for its second fiscal quarter ending April 30

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Fleet Management•by Staff•May 15, 2002

Industrial Production And Inflation On The Rise

On Wednesday two separate reports were released showing production at the nation’s manufacturing, mining and utilities industries rose for the fourth straight month, while consumer prices posted their biggest jump in almost a year

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 15, 2002

NAFC To Hold Educational Sessions During ATA Meeting

The National Accounting and Finance Council of the American Trucking Associations will hold four key educational sessions during this year's ATA Management Conference and Exhibition in October

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Fleet Management•by Staff•May 15, 2002

Clean Air Concerns Could Lead To Port Trucker Changes

Truckers who haul in and out of the nation’s ports have complained for years about long -- and unpaid – waits for loads. An unexpected source may finally change that – environmentalists

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 15, 2002

New Electronic Bill of Lading

TransportGistics, Bohemia, N.Y., has launched what it calls an electronic bill of lading, BLGen

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