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The Federal Highway Administration has released the 2000 edition of Highway Statistics, an annual publication that contains a wide range of information on the nation’s roads and highway users
Read More →Swift Transportation and Boyd Brothers have released their earnings for the last quarter and year 2001
Read More →Trailmobile Corp. is attempting to take its Canadian subsidiary private with a 10 cent per share offer to minority stockholders
Read More →The U.S. economy may not be at its best right now, but officials with U.S. Xpress say they are planning to increase their fleet size and use new technology to improve their bottom line. Co-Chairman Max Fuller talked with Newport’s Truckinginfo.com Friday, after accepting an honor from Horton, about some plans his company has for the coming year. He said the carrier, which already operates 5,250 trucks and has 7,000 company drivers, does have plans to expand its fleet in the next year
Read More →Horton has reached a milestone, sellings its 3 millionth fan drive
Read More →Skyrocketing premiums have made health insurance one of the most valuable benefits a company can offer its employees
Read More →One topic sure to raise the blood pressure of many drivers is the issue of fleets using household goods (HHG) miles as the basis for their rate and pay calculations
Read More →Soybean growers are pushing Minnesota state legislators to require biodiesel to be blended into all diesel fuel sold in the state
Read More →Higher overweight truck fines went into effect last week in Maine, and they're causing some controversy
Read More →Joseph Clapp, the new administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, will highlight the spring meeting of the Safety and Loss Prevention Management of the American Trucking Associations
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