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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 14, 2001

Sirius Radio To Debut In Mid February

Sirius Satellite Radio plans to start rolling out service to customers early next year

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 14, 2001

Rush Buys Oil/Gas Upfitter

Rush Enterprises, San Antonio, which operates the largest network of Peterbilt dealerships in North America, has bought an oil and gas up-fitting business, medium-duty truck accessory and up-fitting business in Oklahoma City

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Fleet Management•by Staff•November 14, 2001

Retail Sales Skyrocket

Retail sales were much better than expected in October

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 13, 2001

LA Air Agency Encourages Idling Alternatives At Truckstops

Truckstops in the Los Angeles area are being encouraged to install devices to help truckers stop idling their trucks

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 13, 2001

Kenworth Merchandise Available Online

Kenworth's 2002 Merchandise Collection is now available online in time for the upcoming holiday season

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 13, 2001

Time Names XM A '2001 Invention of the Year'

Time magazine has named XM Satellite Radio one of the "2001 Inventions of the Year

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Drivers•by Staff•November 13, 2001

Trism Removes Treasurer/Controller

Financially troubled Georgia carrier Trism announced that it has terminated the employment of treasurer/controller Gerald Hendren after it discovered that company assets had been overstated

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 13, 2001

Shippers Group Considers Bigger Voice For Carriers

The National Industrial Transportation League, an association for shippers, is considering giving higher status to carriers

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 13, 2001

Delphi Books $800 Million in Commercial Vehicle Business

Delphi, Troy, Mich., has signed contracts this year with several major commercial vehicle manufacturers worth about $800 millio

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Drivers•by Staff•November 13, 2001

Congress Moves On Mexican Truck Issue

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have come up with a compromise on the issue of allowing Mexican trucks further access in the United States the first of next year

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