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Drivers•by Staff•February 7, 2002

Lawmakers Move To Restore Bush Highway Funding Cuts

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have been quick to attack President Bush’s proposed budget for the 2003 fiscal year, vowing to restore funding for highway projects cut by the administration

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Drivers•by Staff•February 7, 2002

Viking & American Freightways To Become FedEx Freight

Two less-than-truckload company names will be disappearing and will be replaced by the familiar FedEx name

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Drivers•by Staff•February 7, 2002

Central Transport Raising Rates

Warren, Mich.-based trucking company Central Transport has announced a general rate increase effective Feb. 23

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Drivers•by Staff•February 7, 2002

Parry To Act As Pacer Van Division

Pacer Transport, the flatbed, van and specialized heavy-haul trucking unit of Pacer International, has announced an alliance with northeast regional van carrier Parry Trucking, based in Nicholson, Pa

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Drivers•by Staff•February 7, 2002

Landstar Reports Financials

The parent of several trucking companies, Landstar System, Jacksonville, Fla., reported 2001 fourth quarter net income of $11.6 million

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 7, 2002

Iowa Considers Split Speed Limits

The Iowa House of Representatives is considering a bill that would raise the speed limit on interstate highways to 70 mph for cars but keep it at 65 mph for heavy trucks

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 7, 2002

Logistics.com Launches Optimanage 7

Logistics.com announced the launch of OptiManage 7, a Web-native, real-time transportation management system

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 6, 2002

Federal-Mogul To Sell Signal-Stat Business

Federal-Mogul Corp. has signed an agreement to sell its Signal-Stat Lighting Products division to Truck-Lite, a subsidiary of Penske Company LLC

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 6, 2002

Birmingham Truck Dealer Expands

Volvo & GMC Trucks of Birmingham (Ala.) has changed its name to Premier Truck Centers, following its acquisition of Muscle Shoals Mack Sales in Tuscumbia and Madison, Ala

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 6, 2002

Travel Plaza To Open In Charleston

A $10 million travel plaza that will be convenient for port truckers is being built in Charleston, S.C

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