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Drivers•by Staff•January 12, 2001

Nebraska Lawmaker Wants Lower Speed Limit for Trucks

A Nebraska lawmaker introduced a measure last week that would limit the speed limit for tractor-trailers on the state's interstate highways to 65 mph, 10 mph below the limit for passenger vehicles

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 12, 2001

British Come to Aid of @Track

In a deal that will breathe new financial life into a veteran mobile communications supplier, @Track Communications, providers of HighwayMaster systems, has signed a letter of agreement with Minorplanet Systems PLC of Leeds, England

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 12, 2001

Eaton To Restructure Truck Components Business

Citing volatility of the heavy duty truck market, Eaton Corp. said it will restructure its worldwide truck business this year

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Drivers•by Staff•January 12, 2001

North Carolina, Virginia Join Forces to Make I-77 Safer

Transportation officials in North Carolina and Virginia are planning to spend $3.1 million this year on equipment and signs to warn motorists of severe weather on Interstate 77

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 12, 2001

Kenworth Expands Inventory Reduction Program

Kenworth and PACCAR Financial have extended their special inventory reduction finance program through May 1 and added 2001 Kenworth truck models to the offering

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Drivers•by Staff•January 12, 2001

FMCSA Redefines "Commercial Vehicle"

A new definition of "commercial vehicle" gives the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration jurisdiction over interstate for-hire property and passenger carriers based on gross vehicle weight as well as weight rating

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Drivers•by Staff•January 11, 2001

Clarke Buys U.S.Carriers

Clarke Inc. has purchased Focus Carriers LLC, Memphis, Tenn.; Kenley Trucking Inc., Atlanta, Ga.; and Creative Logistics, Ripon, Calif. It has also agreed to buy Brandywine Consolidators Inc. of Philadelphia

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 11, 2001

First the Rotary Dial, Now the Keypad?

In what could signal the next wave in hand-held digital communication, Samsung Electronics of Seoul, Korea, is introducing a cell phone without a keypad

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 11, 2001

Land Air Selects FACTS2000

Land Air Express of Williston, Vt., has selected the FACTS2000 computerized transportation system from Carrier Logistics, Tarrytown, N.Y

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Drivers•by Staff•January 11, 2001

Weyerhaeuser Shutting Down Trucking Subsidiary

Weyerhaeuser Co., one of the world's largest forest products companies, is closing down its Green Arrow Motor Express trucking subsidiary and will outsource its transportation needs

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