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Drivers•by Staff•September 27, 2000

TLC Acquires Pro Source Group

Total Logistics Control, a third party logistics provider based in Zeeland, Mich., recently announced the acquisition of The Pro Source Group, Aurora, Ill. Pro Source President, Robert Koerner, has been appointed to the position of President and

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 27, 2000

Freightliner Cancels Western Star Agreement with DINA

Freightliner has decided to terminate a supplier agreement with Western Star Trucks made with Mexican manufacturer Dina to market its Class 7 Solar Series product line

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Drivers•by Staff•September 27, 2000

ATA Honors Trucking Companies for Safety

The American Trucking Associations has named three motor carriers as winners of its 2000 National Truck Safety Contest

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Equipment•by Staff•September 27, 2000

Germany Approves Fuel Relief Plan, Doesn't Help Truckers

The German government formally approved $1.5 billion in tax breaks and subsidies aimed at balancing high fuel prices yesterday, but held tight to its "ecology tax" on fossil fuels, meaning little relief for truckers

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 27, 2000

DaimlerChrysler Extends Detroit Diesel Offer

DaimlerChrysler has extended its $23 per share cash tender offer for Detroit Diesel until Oct. 9

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 27, 2000

NationaLease Honors Affiliates

The National Truck Leasing System (NationaLease) used the occasion of its 56th annual meeting in Chicago earlier this week to recognize a select group of members for outstanding performance

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Fleet Management•by Staff•September 27, 2000

Fuel Availability, New Service Demands Increasing Pressures On Trucking

A harsh winter and fuel-availability problems would spell shortages for the trucking industry, and the government's release of oil from the nation's strategic reserves likely won't help: Oil-capacity utilization is nearing the maximum, meaning there will be problems getting the fuel to the end user. That was among predictions from Martin Labbe of Martin Labbe Associates, a transportation information consulting firm

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Drivers•by Staff•September 27, 2000

Day Two at the Hours of Service Roundtable

One of the key criticisms of the plan to reform the hours-of-service rules is that by cutting back the length of the workday, it will force trucking companies to put more trucks on the road, with inexperienced drivers at the wheel — not good for safety. So far, though, the critics have failed to prove this point to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 26, 2000

Port Truckers Protest on West Coast

Hundreds of port truckers staged rallies yesterday at the ports of Los Angeles/Long Beach and Oakland, Calif., as a kickoff in preparation for worldwide rallies next week

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 26, 2000

NPTC Signs on Eisenhart

Following its announcement that John McQuaid has resigned as president, the National Private Truck Council has made arrangements with Earl Eisenhart of Government Relations Services to help represent NPTC in the safety and regulatory arenas

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