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Drivers•by Staff•July 24, 2002

California Begins Work On 152

California has begun work to improve Highway 152, a notorious road linking Silicon Valley with Interstate 5

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Fleet Management•by Staff•July 24, 2002

Trailer Bridge Awarded Patent

Trailer Bridge Inc., Jacksonville, Fla., has been awarded a U.S. patent for its Vehicle Transportation Module

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Aftermarket•by Staff•July 24, 2002

Verspeeten Switches To MobileMax

Verspeeten Cartage, a truckload carrier operating in the United States and Canada, will deploy Aether MobileMa

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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•July 24, 2002

NTSB: Railroads Should Be Notified Of Low-Clearance Loads

The National Transportation Safety Board recommended that railroads should be notified before low-clearance, slow-moving loads cross railroad crossings

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Drivers•by Staff•July 23, 2002

Ohio Turnpike Offers Prepaid Tolls

The Ohio Turnpike Commission is offering a prepaid toll car for frequent users of the highway

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Aftermarket•by Staff•July 23, 2002

Security, Highway Safety To Be Main Topics At CVSA Workshop

Security, workplace fatigue, commercial vehicle sizes and weights and the Commercial Drivers Licensing program will be featured at the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s upcoming education and training worksho

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Drivers•by Staff•July 23, 2002

Prime To Offer Retirement Program

Prime Inc., Springfield, Mo., is about to implement what it says is a unique retirement program for its owner-operator/independent contractors

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Aftermarket•by Staff•July 23, 2002

New Peterbilt Dealership Opens In Quebec

TransDiff Peterbilt de Quebec, located just outside of Quebec City, Quebec, is now open

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Drivers•by Staff•July 23, 2002

Electronic Notification Available On Regulatory Activities

The U.S. Department of Transportation is now offering electronic notification to people who want an easier way to follow U.S. transportation regulatory activities, including rulemakings on topics such as hours of service

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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•July 23, 2002

AAA Study: Car Drivers At Fault In Most Fatal Car-Truck Crashes

A study released Tuesday by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety confirmed what truckers and the U.S. Department of Transportation have been saying for years: Car drivers are most often to blame for crashes involving a car and a big rig

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