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Drivers•by Staff•July 24, 2001

U.S. Xpress Seats 5,000th Truck

U.S. Xpress, Chattanooga, Tenn., seated its 5,000th truck during special ceremonies recently

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Drivers•by Staff•July 24, 2001

Stuck On The Schuylkill

Philadelphia's Schuylkill Expressway started round-the-clock construction lane closures Monday for the first time since 1989 - and it's a mess

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Aftermarket•by Staff•July 24, 2001

TruckerFest To Host Blood Drive

Newport Communications' annual TruckerFest, held at The Alamo Travel Center in Reno/Sparks, Nev., will host a blood drive

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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•July 24, 2001

Deaths In Construction Zones Rise

The number of people killed in highway construction zones is at an all-time high

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Drivers•by Staff•July 24, 2001

Cannon Express Involuntary Bankruptcy Proceeding Dismissed

Three men who tried to force Arkansas-based Cannon Express into involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy have changed their minds, and will likely face penalties for filing a frivolous lawsuit

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Aftermarket•by Staff•July 24, 2001

OOIDA Sponsors Trucker Buddy

The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Assn. has renewed its sponsorship of Trucker Buddy International

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Aftermarket•by Staff•July 24, 2001

Wabash Posts Second Quarter Loss

Wabash National Corp., Lafayette, Ind., reported a $10.8 million second quarter loss, before inventory and other nonrecurring charges, on sales of $212.2 million

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Aftermarket•by Staff•July 24, 2001

Volvo Profits Down 28%

Sweden's Volvo Group blamed the weak North American truck market for a 28% drop in its second quarter profit and warned of declining truck demand in Europe

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Aftermarket•by Staff•July 23, 2001

New Transportation Laws On The Books In Missouri

Construction-zone speeding fines, public/private rest area partnerships and bridge laws were all addressed in a Missouri bill that goes into effect next month

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Drivers•by Staff•July 23, 2001

Speed Limits Higher On Some Tennessee Highways

Some non-Interstate, controlled access highways in Tennessee now have a 70-mph speed limit

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