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Drivers•by Staff•June 30, 2001

Truckers Seek HOS Exemption To Test Fatigue Management Program

Two trucking companies working with well-known sleep scientist William C. Dement have put together a fatigue management program they believe can serve as an alternative to the hours of service rules

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Fleet Management•by Staff•June 29, 2001

West Coast Port Coalition To Look At Extended Gate Hours

A recently formed coalition of West Coast port interests wants to see if extended gate hours will help resolve congestion problems

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Drivers•by Staff•June 29, 2001

Another Lawsuit Filed Against Asche Officials

Top executives of Asche Transportation Services ares the target of a second lawsuit alleging financial shenanigans

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Fleet Management•by Staff•June 29, 2001

New Coalition To Promote Intermodal Infrastructure Investment

A group of transportation associations, ports, corridors, engineering firms, and state and local government authorities have teamed up to promote improving the nation's intermodal freight transportation infrastructure

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Drivers•by Staff•June 29, 2001

Funny Business

You generally don't think about insurance companies as having a sense of humor. Traffic safety is a serious subject, but State Farm Insurance researchers found some things to smile about as they conducted their work involving America's most dangerous intersections -- funny intersection names

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 28, 2001

TA RoadKing Club Offers Double Points

TravelCenters of America is helping its RoadKing Club members beat the high cost of fuel with double points

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Fleet Management•by Staff•June 28, 2001

Railroad Launches Cross-Border Intermodal Service

The Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Company, Fort Worth, Texas, launched a service to compete with cross-border trucking

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Drivers•by Staff•June 28, 2001

Celadon Sells Flatbed Division

Celadon Group, Indianapolis, has sold Cheetah Transportation, its flatbed business, to American Trans-Freight of Morrisville, Pa

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 28, 2001

Unions Join Forces To Organize Port Workers

The International Longshoremen's Union and the International Longshore and Warehouse Union joined the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Thursday in a coalition to organize all North American port workers, including truck drivers

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Equipment•by Staff•June 28, 2001

Mexico Weighs In On House Move

The House of Representatives' move this week to block the Bush administration from allowing Mexican trucks into the country has been met with mixed results south of the border

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