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Trucks over 80,000 pounds are being detoured around a bridge on U.S. 26, also known as the John Day Highway, between Mt. Vernon and John Day
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The Technology and Maintenance Council's fall meeting will live up to its new name, with tracks on both equipment and information technology
Read More →Freightliner and the troubled North American commercial vehicle market continue to draw much of the heat for DaimlerChrysler’s lagging profits
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ABF Freight System of Fort Smith, Ark., has introduced a suite of web-based logistics tools that let customers analyze shipping patterns and leverage special pool distribution rates and services
Read More →ArvinMeritor reported sales of $1.8 billion and net income before special items of $29 million for its third fiscal quarter, ending June 30, 2001
Read More →Sirius Satellite Radio, the New York-based satellite radio broadcaster, has begun work on a channel dedicated to the trucking community
Read More →As some carriers shake their heads over earnings reports and recent news of decreased manufacturing during June, there’s new hope that economy may start to pick up as soon as late this summer
Read More →Washington lawmakers could vote today on whether to raise fuel taxes and truck fees to help fight traffic congestion
Read More →The next phase of the extensive reconstruction of the Virginia intersection known as the "Mixing Bowl" is scheduled to begin next month
Read More →While the most recent fleet financial results ranged from healthy numbers to disappointing business levels from Arkansas Best, Landstar, Overnite, UPS, Marten Transport and P.A.M. Transportation, most all seemed upbeat, one way or another
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