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Caterpillar said Friday it is still in negotiations with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, but fully intends to comply with the terms of the consent decrees it and four other U.S. engine manufacturers negotiated with the government in 1998
Read More →Uta Sauerman was sure the job was hers. But the promised call never came. Now the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission says Swift Transportation Co. must pay up
Read More →DAT Services, absorbed recently by Texas-based Transcore, Inc. laid off 3% of its staff last week in a move to consolidate its operations
Read More →Averitt Express has opened new service facilities in Jackson, Miss., and Shreveport, La. The new 30,000-square-foot Jackson facilit
Read More →State funds may be used to repair the damage caused by a truck that plowed through the California Capitol in January. The California Senate on Thursday approved the use of $16.5 millio
Read More →If the Canadian government has its way, heavy trucks will no longer be allowed in the left hand lane of some highways
Read More →Entrepreneur Magazine has named Kansas City-based freightquote.com to its list of fastest-growing entrepreneurial companies
Read More →Bad tires and broken springs were among the most frequent violations observed Thursday at one Roadcheck point in Massachusetts.
Read More →Karen E. Rasmussen, Director of Government Relations for Ryder Systems, has been named President of the Arizona Motor Transport Assn
Read More →Arnold Transportation Services, an operating unit of Arnold Industries, Inc. has received the top safety award for the year 2000 from the Georgia Motor Trucking Association for truckload carriers with over 20 million miles
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