Heavy Duty Trucking Logo
MenuMENU
SearchSEARCH

News

Aftermarket•by Staff•May 9, 2000

Web Site Tackles Fulfillment Costs

Electronic Freight Exchange, El Dorado Hills, CA, has announced a strategic alliance with the Document Management Industries Assn. to promote EFXit!, the company's new Web-based multi-modal transportation management platform.

Read More →
Aftermarket•by Staff•May 8, 2000

Biodiesel Not As Clean, European Study Finds

Diesel fuel made from plants would cause more environmental damage than fossil fuel, according to a recent analysis conducted by the Flemish Institute for Technological Research (VITO).

Read More →
Aftermarket•by Staff•May 8, 2000

Teamsters Set Strict Election Rules

The Teamsters union has adopted the rules that will govern its 2001 international elections -- the strictest ever adopted by an American union

Read More →
Ad Loading...
Aftermarket•by Staff•May 8, 2000

Transport for Christ Opens 25th Truckstop Chapel

Transport for Christ Sunday dedicated its 25th truckstop chapel, this one at the Sapp Bros. Travel Plaza in Commerce City, CO

Read More →
Drivers•by Staff•May 8, 2000

NC Starts Work On I-85

North Carolina has begun a resurfacing project along nearly 9 miles of Interstate 85 in Orange County

Read More →
Fleet Management•by Staff•May 8, 2000

Tracking Containers Helps Cut Waiting Times

Technology is being used to help truck drivers at one intermodal terminal avoid the long wait times that plague intermodal haulers across the country

Read More →
Ad Loading...
Aftermarket•by Staff•May 8, 2000

TCA Refrigerated Meeting Set For July

The Truckload Carriers Assn.'s 17th annual Refrigerated Division meeting will be held July 12-14 in the Canadian Rockies of Banff, Alberta, at the Banff Centre for Conferences

Read More →
Drivers•by Staff•May 8, 2000

CF To Acquire Air Freight Forwarder

Consolidated Freightways has signed a letter of intent to purchase FirstAir, Inc., an airfreight forwarder based in St. Paul, MN

Read More →
Drivers•by Staff•May 8, 2000

Clyde Hart Tapped for Top Safety Post

Clyde J. Hart, Jr., the administrator of the Maritime Administration, is President Clinton’s choice as chief of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, according to sources. Hart knows trucking from a legislative and regulatory perspective, having served as the senior Democratic lawyer for the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation between 1994 and 1998. Before that, he spent 13 years at the Interstate Commerce Commission as a trial attorney and senior counsel

Read More →
Ad Loading...
Equipment•by Staff•May 8, 2000

Brazilian Truckers End Strike

Striking truck drivers in Brazil went back to work Saturday, but warned that they would walk off the job again if the government doesn't follow through on its promises

Read More →