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Equipment•by Staff•March 12, 2002

French Truckers Protest Hours

French truck drivers blocked refineries and oil depots Monday as they protested working hours

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Drivers•by Staff•March 12, 2002

Ergonomics Plan Could Be Unveiled Next Month

The White House could release an ergonomics proposal in mid-April

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Drivers•by Staff•March 11, 2002

Kansas Turnpike Renovating Service Areas

The Kansas Turnpike is putting up new service area buildings at several locations along the 236-mile toll road

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 11, 2002

Corruption Alleged In North Carolina DMV

North Carolina officials are looking into allegations of corrupt behavior by enforcement officers in a branch of the state Division of Motor Vehicles

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 11, 2002

Transportation Marketing Professionals To Meet

The Transportation Marketing & Communications Association announced its sixth annual conference and educational forum June 2-4, 2002, at the Omni Tucson National Golf Resort & Spa in Tucson, Ariz

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 11, 2002

TruckingMall Launches Fleet Management Systems For Container Trucking

TruckingMall Inc. has released a new Web-based container transportation management service, ModalTrack

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 11, 2002

Averitt Express Offers Account-Specific Rates Via Internet

Customers of Averitt Express, Cookeville, Tenn., can now access account-specific LTL rates at Averitt's web site, www.averittexpress.com

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 11, 2002

SMC³ Introduces CarrierWorks

SMC³'s new CarrierWorks product allows motor carriers to interactively manage shipment status with their external shipper base through an open, flexible Internet architecture

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Drivers•by Staff•March 11, 2002

Enforcement Officials Urged to Increase Safety and Security Measures

Top safety officials from the federal government recently told top level commercial vehicle safety enforcement officials that they need to do more to save lives on the highways

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 10, 2002

ATA President: Industry Must Stand United

American Trucking Associations President William Canary isn't letting the fact that he will be replaced in less than a year keep him from working to move the association forward. That was evident in his speech to

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