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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 8, 1999

Illinois Tightens CDL Testing

New, stricter testing procedures will make it harder for some people to get a commercial driver's license in Illinois

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 8, 1999

TCA Meeting To Focus On Internet

The Truckload Carriers Assn.'s 2000 annual meeting will revolve around the Internet, with the theme "eTruckload: Make the Connection.

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Drivers•by Staff•November 8, 1999

New Mexico Road Funding Could Be In Jeopardy

A dispute between New Mexico and federal officials regarding authority over a nuclear waste storage site could force the state to cancel or delay $200 million in highway construction

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Drivers•by Staff•November 8, 1999

USA Truck Closes On CCC Acquisition

USA Truck, Van Buren, AR, has closed its previously announced acquisition of most of the assets of Carco Carrier Corp., headquartered in neighboring Fort Smith, AR

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 8, 1999

J.B. Hunt Specs Cummins ISX Engines In New Freightliners

J.B. Hunt Transport Services has purchased 1,525 Cummins ISX 400 ST2 engines for its new Freightliner Century Class trucks

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 8, 1999

Isuzu Posts Record October

American Isuzu Motors posted October retail sales of 1,280 commercial vehicles, its strongest October on record. Year-to-date sales were 16,749, up 24% from 1998 and just 112 units short of total sales for all of 1998

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Equipment•by Staff•November 8, 1999

Volvo Makes Run At China

Volvo is planning to gain up to one quarter of China's heavy truck market in the next few years, according to the Xinhua News Agency

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Drivers•by Staff•November 8, 1999

Yellow Goes For Internet Gold

Yellow Freight System has plunged into the burgeoning business of delivering goods bought and sold over the Internet, much of it involving pickups and deliveries to private homes.

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 8, 1999

Donkeys At The Elephant Show

A Democratic coup at ATA? Hardly. But Democrats have been showing up in highly visible places in trucking's Republican-leaning trade organization. Like other groups at ATA's Alexandria, VA, headquarters, the Communications Department has been totally redesigned. The

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Equipment•by Staff•November 7, 1999

Driver Shortage Not Just U.S. Problem

U.S. trucking fleets aren't the only ones facing a shortage of qualified truck drivers. Canada needs 50,000 new truckers, according to a recent report in The Ottawa Citizen

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