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As officials look for ways to keep terrorists from using trucks as weapons of mass destruction, the California Highway Patrol is looking at a device that would allow pursuing police to stop a fleeing truck in its tracks
Read More →A new video explaining diesel engine retrofitting for cleaner emissions features transit bus operators, truck fleet owners, diesel fuel suppliers and government regulators
Read More →As Congress reconvenes from its Thanksgiving vacation, a controversial bill dealing with Mexican trucks will again be the topic of debate. Senators from two border states are threatening a filibuster of a transportation appropriations conference bill if it imposes restrictions on Mexican trucking they believe violate the North American Free Trade Agreement
Read More →The California Department of Transportation has launched a new voice-activated road information system covering all 255 state highways in state
Read More →FedEx Express and FedEx Ground will increase rates effective Jan. 7, 2002
Read More →Grand Vehicle Works Holdings has acquired a portion of the parts distribution business from Transportation Components. The new company formed as a result of this transaction is named UpTime Parts
Read More →A coalition including trucking interests is fighting a move in Tennessee to raid fuel taxes for non-highway uses
Read More →As Congress gears up to expedite fiscal 2002 transportation budgets delayed by the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, the truckstop industry is fighting a provision that would create a pilot program of commercial rest areas in California
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If you’ve ever had the urge to drive a truck for UPS, now may be a good time to get your foot in the door
Read More →Possible toll hikes for commercial vehicles in Massachusetts are in legal limbo as two members of the state's Turnpike Authority board battle with the governor
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