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Monday's business inventory report from the Census Bureau confirms that excess inventories continue to be absorbed. Inventories have to return to "normal" before production, imports and freight can recover to the level of current consumption
Read More →The analysts at load posting giant DAT Services are predicting that the number of loads available will pick up over the next few months, even going so far as to say we're at the bottom of the economic downturn
Read More →Six attendees of the Mid-America Trucking Show went home with complimentary one-year TruckCare Preventive Maintenance programs from Peterbilt
Read More →Addressing the needs of an emerging "customer economy" is central to corporate growth, according to Marty Larson, vice president of E-Commerce and Marketing Technology at Consolidated Freightways
Read More →Patrick Quinn, co-chairman of U.S. Xpress Enterprises of Chattanooga, Tenn., has been elected 2001-2002 chairman of the Truckload Carriers Assn
Read More →Vehicle owners in Florida can now renew their registration via telephone
Read More →Terminal operators at intermodal ports on the West Coast are looking at technology used in Europe to streamline gate operations
Read More →Averitt Express has opened a new service center in Austin, Texas
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Reform of truck driver hours of service rules is likely to take at least another year – and now two legislators have introduced bills that would push any changes even further into the future
Read More →The recently announced joint venture between Cummins and Westport Innovations has received its first sales orders for its low-emissions, natural gas Cummins ISX engines with Westport's High Pressure Direct Injection (HPDI) fuel system
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