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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 12, 2002

October Likely To See Layoffs

At least two manufacturers will likely lay off workers after new engine emissions regulations take effect Oct. 1

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Drivers•by Staff•August 11, 2002

Government Scales Back TIPS Plan

After heavy criticism and action by Congress to prohibit it, a Bush administration proposal to develop a network of anti-terrorism tipsters, including truckers, is being scaled back

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Drivers•by Staff•August 11, 2002

Yellow Opens Nasdaq To Mark 20th Anniversary

Yellow Corp. President and CEO William D. Zollars opened Nasdaq trading Friday to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the listing of the corporation on the New York market

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 11, 2002

New Technology, Rebates From Sirius

Sirius Satellite Radio announced it will introduce a new, second generation chipset for its satellite radios during the fourth quarter of this year, and in the meantime is offering a rebate to make its radios more affordable

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Drivers•by Staff•August 11, 2002

Wolf Asks Mineta To Block 18-Year-Old Driver Program

Rep. Frank Wolf (R-Va.) has asked the U.S. Transportation Secretary to block the creation of a pilot program that would allow drivers under 21 to operate large commercial trucks

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Drivers•by Staff•August 9, 2002

FMCSA Sets Standards For Way to Test Brakes

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has issued a final rule establishing pass/fail criteria that will allow government and fleet inspectors to use performance-based brake testers (PBBTs) to measure braking performance of commercial vehicles

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 9, 2002

Training And Executive Search Companies Team Up

Efleetmgmt Inc., Woodbridge, Va., has announced a partnership with Navesink Logistics, Middletown, N.J

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Equipment•by Staff•August 8, 2002

New Border Crossing Station Planned In Maine

The New Brunswick and Maine governments have chosen the Calais Industrial Park as the site of a proposed new border crossing statio

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Fleet Management•by Staff•August 8, 2002

ATA Survey: Most Trucking Companies Plan To Avoid ’02 Engines

Trucking companies have been pre-buying trucks, and few plan to buy new trucks in the fourth quarter of the year, thanks to new emissions standards that go into effect Oct. 1, according to a survey released this week by the American Trucking Associations

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Drivers•by Staff•August 8, 2002

Stonier Offers Faster Payment

Stonier Transportation Group, Jacksonville, Fla., is offering a new payment program designed to accelerate cash flow for its motor carriers

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