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Drivers•by Staff•May 10, 2001

Exit Numbers To Change In Florida

If you're hauling through Florida this summer, you may be driving in circles if you're not aware of the new interstate exit numbering system

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 10, 2001

Illinois Computerizing CDL Tests

The latest response to Illinois' CDLs-for-bribes scandal is the use of computers to give written exams

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 10, 2001

@Track Results Show Improvement, But Still No Profit

Mobile communications provider @Track Communications, Richardson, Texas, reported declining losses in their first-quarter results

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Drivers•by Staff•May 10, 2001

N.Y. Thruway to Offer Shore Power

The New York Thruway plans to offer electric hookups, called "shore power," for trucks at two of its travel plazas

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 10, 2001

Judge Denies Motion For Injunction Against Bridgestone/Firestone

A federal court in Davenport, Iowa, has denied a motion by Michelin North America for a preliminary injunction against Bridgestone/Firestone in an ongoing dispute over retread marketing

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 10, 2001

Oak Grove Petro Adds Truck Parking

Another 100 truck parking spaces are being added at the Oak Grove Petr

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 10, 2001

Bristol Dragway Plans Truck Event

The Bristol Dragway in Bristol, Tenn., is planning its first Big Rig Nationals Truck and Trade Show Sept. 7-9

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Drivers•by Staff•May 10, 2001

Watch Speed on Utah's I-15

The Utah Highway Patrol is going to be keeping a close eye out for speeders on the newly rebuilt Interstate 15 in the Salt Lake City area

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Fleet Management•by Staff•May 10, 2001

San Diego Port to Get Dole Container Business

The Port of San Diego has signed a 20-year contract with Dole to relocate its West Coast container business to the port

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Drivers•by Staff•May 10, 2001

Representative Criticizes Radar Cameras

Dick Armey (R-Texas), majority leader of the U.S. House of Representatives, says using radar cameras to enforce speed limits is too close to "a Big Brother surveillance state.

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