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Drivers•by Staff•June 28, 2001

Weekend Closures Planned On I-285

Starting July 6, watch out for weekend closures of a stretch of I-285 on the southeast side of Atlanta

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 27, 2001

Trailer Tracking Tested on Intermodal Chassis

An upstate New York government contractor has launched a program called Cargo*Mate to track intermodal container chassis

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 27, 2001

Pegasus TransTech Names Stoker Sales VP

Document management technology provider Pegasus TransTech of Tampa, Fla., has named Rob Stoker vice president of sales

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Fleet Management•by Staff•June 27, 2001

Fed Cuts Interest Rates Quarter Point

Today's 0.25% cut in interest rates by the Federal Reserve Board brings the six month total reduction to 2.75% and signals to consumers and investors that it is safe to keep spending

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 27, 2001

Hand-Me-Down PCs Hinder Fleet Maintenance Technology

Fleet maintenance departments are short-changed when it comes to corporate computer power

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 27, 2001

MercuryGate and SMC3 Team Up on Electronic Bill of Lading

MercuryGate International, Apex, N.C., and SMC³ of Atlanta have announced a strategic relationship to provide an electronic bill of lading system for LTL carriers

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 27, 2001

Gearworks Offers Etrace 2.0, All Internet Communications

Gearworks Inc., Eagan, Minn., has introduced version 2.0 of etrace, its totally Web-based mobile communications and software system

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Drivers•by Staff•June 27, 2001

Bush Will Nominate Blakey to NTSB

President Bush will nominate Marion Blakey to the National Transportation Safety Board

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Fleet Management•by Staff•June 27, 2001

Economic Summit III: Fleets In Survival Mode

While there are a few bright spots, the industry must undergo more pain before it climbs out of the current recession. That was the consensus among speakers at Newport’s Economic Summit III in Las Vegas yesterday.

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Drivers•by Staff•June 27, 2001

House Vote Could Stall Border Opening

The House of Representatives voted nearly two to one Tuesday for a measure that would put a kink in President Bush's plans to open the border to Mexican trucks under the North American Free Trade Agreement

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