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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 18, 2001

Campbell Bill Would Train Native Americans

Ben Nighthorse Campbell, Colorado's Republican, CDL-holding senator, has introduced a bill that would provide grant money to train fellow Native Americans as truck drivers

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 18, 2001

Wabash Restructuring

Wabash National, Lafayette, Inc., is proceeding with restructuring that involves closing facilities and cutting 900 jobs

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Fleet Management•by Staff•August 18, 2001

Burlington Northern, Norfolk Southern Team Up In Intermodal Business

The Burlington Northern & Santa Fe Railway and Norfolk Southern Railway are stepping up their efforts to compete with trucking

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Drivers•by Staff•August 18, 2001

Matlack Shutting Doors

Matlack Systems, Wilmington, Del., one of the nation's largest tank transporters for the chemical industry, will cease operations Sept. 1

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Drivers•by Staff•August 17, 2001

FMCSA Issues Revisions to Drug/Alcohol Test Rules

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has published revisions to controlled substance and alcohol testing rules for commercial drivers

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 17, 2001

Parade, Wedding Kick Off TruckerFest

The fifth annual RoadStar TruckerFest kicked off Thursday evening with an exciting truck parade through downtown Reno, Nev. More than 60 truckers were in this convoy and thousand of onlookers took time to stop and cheer at the beautiful rig

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 17, 2001

Indiana Truck Center To Rebuild After Fire

A long-time Anderson, Ind., truck dealer plans to rebuild after a fire destroyed the facility

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Drivers•by Staff•August 17, 2001

California Sues Trucking Company Over Capitol Damage

The state of California filed suit against Dick Simon Trucking to recover damages to the state Capitol building when it was rammed in an apparent suicide run by a Dick Simon driver in January

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 17, 2001

More Truck Drivers Killed On Job Than Any Other Occupation

Although fatal work injuries among truckers dropped 5 percent last year, truck drivers were killed on the job more than any other occupation, according to figures from the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics released this week

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Drivers•by Staff•August 17, 2001

Expect Weekend Closures On I-64 In Louisville

Construction will close I-64 through Louisville, Ky., every weekend between now and the weekend of Nov. 19

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