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Drivers•by Staff•February 18, 2002

A-P-A Ceases Operations, New Penn Takes Over Business

New Jersey based less-than-truckload carrier A-P-A Transport has discontinued operations, with today being the last day to make freight pickups

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 15, 2002

Navistar Drops Sales Forecast, Posts First Qarter Loss

Leading truck industry indicators such as pricing, used truck inventories and truck tonnage have stabilized, but the demand for new trucks is lower than expected a few months ago, says Navistar International Chairman, President and CEO John Horne

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Fleet Management•by Staff•February 15, 2002

Wholesale Prices Edge Up, Industrial Production Falls Slightly In January

Prices at the wholesale level increased very slightly in January, ending three straight months of declines

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 14, 2002

SBC Extends Contract With @Track

@Track Communications, Richardson, Texas, announced that SBC Communications has signed an extension of its agreement with @Track to provide mobile location and communication services to vehicles in its fleet

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Drivers•by Staff•February 14, 2002

Busy Maine Turnpike Exit Being Renovated

Exit 4 of the Maine Turnpike, the fourth-busiest on the turnpike, is being rebuilt

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Equipment•by Staff•February 14, 2002

U.S., Canada Battle Over Border Security

A December agreement between U.S. and Canadian officials to work together on border security is getting nowhere fast

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Drivers•by Staff•February 14, 2002

Cannon, Smithway Report Losses

The trucking companies Cannon Express and Smithway Motor Express have released their financials, both showing a loss for the most recent quarters

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 14, 2002

Sirius Launches Services In Four Cities

After months of delays, Sirius Satellite Radio has started offering its service to the public in four cities: Denver, Houston, Phoenix and Jackson, Mississippi

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 14, 2002

Emissions: If You Think 2002 Is Tough, Look Out For 2007

While engines altered to meet the Oct. 1, 2002, emissions deadline are causing concern among virtually everyone in the trucking industry, the Environmental Protection Agency's 2007 standards could be cause for even more worry

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 13, 2002

Pre-Buying Could be Devastating, International's Keate Says

The impact of 2002 emissions standards on price and performance is a hot topic among truck buyers

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