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The American economy is doing better, but there are still some concerns. That was the conclusion of the Federal Reserve on Wednesda
Read More →The management of the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel at the Michigan/Ontario border locked union employees out of their jobs at noon Wednesday, but officials say the tunnel will remain open
Read More →On May 1, the $12.7 million project to reconstruct the interchange of I-55 at the Tri-State Tollway (I-294) in Chicago enters Stage II, with the six-week closure of the southbound I-55 ramp to northbound I-294
Read More →"Technical Control for Increased Productivity" is the theme for the Summer Meeting of the Technology and Maintenance Council, to be held June 24-27 at Loews Ventana Canyon Resort, Tucson, Ariz
Read More →The truck driver who died avoiding a car that cut him off will be remembered with a memorial bridge at the crash site in Birmingham, Ala
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The ARC Advisory Group reports that delivery companies spent more than $804 million on transportation management technology in 2001, and that 20 percent of that revenue comes from recurring subscription, transaction, and hosting fees
Read More →Ryder System said it saw a few signs of recovery, but its first quarter revenues still show the effects slow economic condition
Read More →Ronnie Dowdy Inc., Batesville, Ark., has filed a voluntary petition for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code
Read More →The Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Company and Norfolk Southern Railway Company announced that they are now offering what they say is the first-ever, coast-to-coast guaranteed intermodal service between Southern California and the Northeast
Read More →The Wichita Area Technical College Commercial Driver Education program recently received certification from the Professional Truck Driver Institute for its truck driver training course
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