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The American Truck Historical Society has moved its headquarters to Kansas City, Mo., from its previous home in Birmingham, Ala
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With freight demand down, the driver shortage has lessened. Heavy Duty Trucking's December issue reports that the need for good drivers is still there, and carriers are taking advantage of the situation to improve the quality of their drivers
Read More →CNF Inc., Palo Alto, Calif., is combining its Menlo Logistics, Emery Worldwide and Vector SCM operations to form Menlo Worldwide
Read More →Canadian and U.S. officials have pledged to upgrade the New York/Quebec border crossing
Read More →A package of anti-terrorism measures passed by the Pennsylvania House of Representatives would target trucking security by requiring truck drivers hauling hazardous materials to be fingerprinte
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For Joe Clapp, chief of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, safety comes down to a personal commitment. People need to move “beyond compliance to performance,” he said this week in his first interview since becoming FMCSA Administrator in early October
Read More →The Federal Highway Administration has announced the first winners of its new national awards for traffic information website
Read More →West Brothers Transfer and Storage, H&S Divisions, a 55-year-old North Carolina-based trucking company, is selling its LTL division to Milan Express of Milan, Tenn
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High-speed mobile access to the Internet is offered by the new TracNet Mobile Internet Server from KVH Industries
Read More →Ford Motor Co. and Caterpillar Inc. announced a software alliance to develop a world-class logistics information system to speed the delivery of service repair parts
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