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Railroad engineers work under much stiffer regulations than do truck drivers. I suppose you can argue that they should, but that's not the point. I'm sure we could debate the skills it takes to operate 7,000-horsepower locomotive
Read More →While some truckers are still trying to recover their flooded rigs, others are battling highway damage and debris after a tropical storm that killed 16 in the Houston area
Read More →Yellow Freight System is now offering faster service to 247,500 delivery points throughout North America, thanks to an expansion of its Standard Ground Regional Advantage network
Read More →The northern Kentucky-Cincinnati metropolitan area is the first region in the country to adopt a new national dialing code dedicated to travel information
Read More →The Arkansas Trucking Association named Maverick Vice President of Safety Dean Newell the 2000 Safety Director of the Yea
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AutoZone may restructure or sell its TruckPro subsidiary
Read More →The federal government has made mergers tougher for trucking’s biggest competitor
Read More →The average cost of a police-reported accident involving a tractor with two or more trailers is $117,309, according to a study issued recently by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Read More →Tennessee officials have tabled a resolution seeking to restrict retreads
Read More →Boyd Bros. Transportation has signed a multi-year outsource agreement with TripPak Online to manage document processing.
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