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President Bush is deep in a fight over his plan to open the U.S. border to long-distance Mexican trucks by the first of next year. Battle lines were drawn at hearings in the Senate and the House this week, as appropriations committees negotiate funding legislation for the Department of Transportation
Read More →Earnings reports, with varied results, continued to come in Wednesday from trucking companies Werner Enterprices, CNF, USA Truck, Covenant Transport, Knight Transport and US Freightways
Read More →Delphi Automotive Systems Corp. reported second quarter net income of $164 million compared to $424 million for second quarter 2000
Read More →The industry will do well to see a rebound in trailer sales by the first quarter of 2002
Read More →Two West Coast based less-than-truckload companies have announced rate increases
Read More →Over-the-road truck sales remain soft, but Peterbilt mega-dealer Rush Enterprises says it continues to see growth in the parts and service side of its business
Read More →The roller coaster ride of economic reports that affect trucking continued yesterday, with news of housing starts and inflation
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Southern Maryland Oil of LaPlata, Md., will use GeoCom TMS Routing technolog
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Yellow Global of Overland Park, Kan., has introduced Global QBT, a web site that provides instant quotes on international shipments
Read More →The New Jersey Motor Truck Association has issued a notice advising drivers and fleets to avoid westbound I-80 in New Jersey between the hours of 4 and 7 p.m., if at all possible
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