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Drivers•by Staff•April 3, 2001

Consolidated Freightways Opens New Terminals

Consolidated Freightways opens two new terminals this month in Phoenix, Ariz. and Laredo, Texas

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 3, 2001

Stars & Stripes Show Truck Events Planned for ITS, TruckerFest

The red-hot show truck competition seen at this year's Mid-America Trucking Show will get even hotter this summer. Organizers of the Stars & Stripes Show Truck Series have two more events planned for this year

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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•April 3, 2001

Prime Hosts Sleep Deprivation Workshop

Prime Inc. tackled the issue of sleep deprivation head on last week with a press conference and workshop to help remind truckers and other motorists of the importance of getting a good night's sleep

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 3, 2001

Cummins Looking to "Fix" Heavy Truck Market With More OEM Deals

The challenge for Cummins is to “fix the heavy duty truck market,” according to Chairman and CEO Tim Solso

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 3, 2001

AQMD Offers To Fund Diesel Engine Replacements

The Air Quality Management District, which serves parts of Southern California, is offering funding for up to $26.5 million in projects to replace diesel engines with alternative-fuel and lower-emission models

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 3, 2001

UTA Offering Used Truck Appraisal Training

The Used Truck Association and Heavy Duty Marketing Associates have released their latest training program, "Professional Used Truck Appraisals.

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Fleet Management•by Staff•April 2, 2001

Good News In Latest Economic Reports

Two key economic reports issued yesterday both signaled that the U.S. economy is on the way back. The National Association of Purchasing Managers reported a rise in manufacturing in March, and the Census Bureau reported a strong rise in construction spending in February

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 2, 2001

Massachusetts Construction Drivers Say Pay is Breaking Law

Drivers working on highway construction projects in Massachusetts say they're not getting paid what the law requires, and that the government is ignoring their complaints

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Drivers•by Staff•April 2, 2001

Third-Party Logistics Firm to Handle Military Freight

Eagle Global Logistics has been awarded a $33 million contract to handle selected military freight in three southeastern states

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 2, 2001

Couple Appeals Volvo Decision

As the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration considers a petition to look into problems with the front axles on Volvo trucks, one couple who took their complaint to the courts is urging others with problems to make their voices heard

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