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ArvinMeritor continues to be affected by the soft market for heavy trucks, but nevertheless posted a first-quarter profit higher than the year before
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Ford Motor Co. reported a net loss of $5.45 billion 2001. Excluding previously announced unusual charges and other items, Ford lost $782 million, compared to net income of $3.47 billion in 2000
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Knight Transportation, Phoenix, Ariz., saw its fourth-quarter and 2001 revenues and income increase compared to the previous year
Read More →Four trucking companies have filed a class-action lawsuit against local governments in southeast Michigan, saying they have no authority to enforce local regulations against trucks
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The Professional Truck Driver Institute has certified the truck driver training programs of three more schools, re-certified another eight, and certified two more companies' driver finishing programs
Read More →Saskatchewan's International Road Dynamics is teaming up with with Siemens VDO Automotive of Dearborn, Mich., to provide Siemens' VDO-FM fleet management on-board computers and related diagnostic software for the North American commercial vehicle marketplace
Read More →The National Private Truck Council and Idealease of North America have partnered to offer safety and compliance seminars to the transportation industry
Read More →C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Minneapolis, has bought third-party logistics provider Smith Terminal Transportation Services, which does business as FTS
Read More →A dangerous portion of Alabama’s I-20 is about to get round-the-clock patrols in an effort to reduce traffic related injuries and deaths
Read More →Industrial production in the United States fell for the fifth straight month in December, ending a year with the worst record since 1982
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