Heavy Duty Trucking Logo
MenuMENU
SearchSEARCH

News

Aftermarket•by Staff•January 21, 2010

Arizona Sets Up Trucker Shelters Amid Winter Storm

Although the Arizona Department of Transportation temporarily shuttered 13 highway rest stops a few months ago, the state is planning on setting up shelters where truck drivers can pull over in the extreme weathe

Read More →
Aftermarket•by Staff•January 21, 2010

Virginia to Reopen 19 Shuttered Rest Stops

Virginia plans to reopen the 19 rest stops and welcome centers that the state had to close this summer due to budget cuts

Read More →
Aftermarket•by Staff•January 21, 2010

Freight Brokers Willing to Raise Bond to $100,000 With Tighter Regs

The Transportation Intermediaries Association is trying to negotiate a deal that would boost the bond required of brokers from $10,000 to $100,000 while strengthening regulation of the licensing syste

Read More →
Ad Loading...
Aftermarket•by Staff•January 21, 2010

DOT Provides Tuition Grant to Cleveland Driving School

The U.S. Department of Transportation has provided a tuition funding grant to pay for driver training through Cuyahoga Community College's Truck Driving Academy

Read More →
Aftermarket•by Staff•January 20, 2010

AmeriQuest Gears Up For Transportation Industry Symposium

Executives from the private fleet, truckload, truck rental and leasing and transportation supply chain sectors will gather at AmeriQuest Transportation Services' annual Transportation Industry Symposium, which will be held Feb. 25 and 26 at The Ritz-Carlton in Orlando, Fla

Read More →
Drivers•by Staff•January 20, 2010

NESA Takes I-73 Funding Issue to Washington

The North Eastern Strategic Alliance, an economic development organization covering South Carolina's northeast region, recently met with state representatives in Washington to promote efforts to secure federal stimulus funding for a proposed Interstate 73 corridor

Read More →
Ad Loading...
Aftermarket•by Staff•January 20, 2010

Profitable Navistar Outlines Expansion Plans

Navistar International Corp. is making money, even in the toughest truck market in 50 years, and intends to make more by winning additional market share and introducing new products here and oversea

Read More →
Safety & Compliance•by Staff•January 20, 2010

Truck Safety Improved in 2008

U.S. roads were safer in 2008, with a drop in truck-involved fatalities by 12.3 percent, the largest year-to-year fall ever

Read More →
Aftermarket•by Staff•January 20, 2010

Teamsters Intensify Protest Efforts Against Fiat/Chrysler

The Teamsters union has kicked a campaign against Fiat/Chrysler into full gear, demonstrating at numerous events during the North American International Auto Show recently and at Automotive News World Congress

Read More →
Ad Loading...
Drivers•by Staff•January 20, 2010

ATRI Releases Updated List of Idling Regulations

The American Transportation Research Institute has released an updated version of its listing of state and local idling regulations, which can be accessed as a cab card or on the web

Read More →