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Texaco and Chevron, expected to merge later this year, reported healthy profit increases in their refining and marketing operations due to bigger profits on fuel and other refined products
Read More →Lawmakers in the U.S. Senate today wrestled over Mexican trucks once again, with a failed attempt to resolve a stalemate that threatens to shut down the Senate
Read More →The Chicago metropolitan area could be home to a new outer beltway on the western side of the city that would link Interstate 80 on the south with Interstate 90 on the north
Read More →Children of men exposed to diesel fuel may be more likely to get a type of fast-growing cancer
Read More →Saturday will again be on the schedule for the International Trucking Show next year in Las Vegas
Read More →The choice of Joseph diGenova as the Teamsters' appointee to the three-member Independent Review Board could be a step closer to the union's goal of being released from federal supervision
Read More →Kenworth Nova Scotia has relocated to a larger, more convenient site in New Glasgow
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As the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration looks forward to its Spring 2002 budget submission, the agency is holding public "listening sessions," the first one today in Atlanta
Read More →Medium and heavy trucks have been excluded from proposed federal standards requiring tire pressure monitoring systems in new vehicles
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Prophesy Transportation Solutions, Bloomfield, Conn., announced the availability of its Prophesy Dispatch & Accounting software in version 3.5
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