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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 16, 2001

W.V. Enforcement Bill Dies

A bill that would have allowed city police officers to enforce truck safety regulations in West Virginia has died in the state Senate

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 16, 2001

Future of Trucking To Be Addressed At Arizona Conference

Representatives and decision-makers from government, the heavy-duty vehicle industry, and energy companies are headed to Arizona to discuss the future of the heavy-duty vehicle industry

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Fleet Management•by Staff•March 16, 2001

2000 Big Year for Tires

Truck makers may be in a slump, but more tires than ever rolled off assembly lines and onto highways last year

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Drivers•by Staff•March 16, 2001

LMRI Gets Funding Boost

Logistics Management Resources has received a commitment from Hutchinson Investments Limited for $20 million in additional financing

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Drivers•by Staff•March 16, 2001

Construction Forces Trucks From Ohio’s I-70

Heavy trucks have been banned from Interstate 70 east of downtown Columbus, Ohio, while roadwork is being completed

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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•March 16, 2001

Split Speed Bill Up In Ohio

An Ohio bill to eliminate the state's split speed limit may go to committee vote this week

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Drivers•by Staff•March 16, 2001

Maine Wants Trucks Back On Interstates

Maine officials are urging Congress to change a law that bars trucks heavier than 80,000 pounds from some federal highways

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 16, 2001

Valvoline And Cummins Renew Alliance

Valvoline Company, Lexington, Ky., and Cummins Inc., Columbus, Ind., recently signed another five-year sales and marketing alliance.

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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•March 15, 2001

Bad Brakes Still Top Defect

Defective or poorly adjusted brakes continue to be the leading reason for removing trucks from North American highways, according to reports

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 15, 2001

Overnite to Appeal NLRB Ruling

Overnite Transportation will appeal a split decision by the National Labor Relations Board ordering the company to bargain with the Teamsters in four locations where the company has contested the results of two elections

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