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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 7, 2001

California Considering A Number Of Safety Bills

New legislation proposed in the Golden State targets logbooks, over-long trucks and driver turnover in an effort to improve truck safety

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Drivers•by Staff•June 7, 2001

Bush Clears Mexican Ownership of U.S. Companies

President Bush has lifted restrictions on Mexican citizens investing in U.S. truck and bus companies

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 7, 2001

Phoenix Transit Agency Places Big Natural Gas Order

The Vancouver-based Cummins Westport joint venture has received an order for 100 natural gas transit bus engines for Valley Metro, the public transit entity for the Phoenix, Arizona metropolitan area

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 7, 2001

Kenworth Names Service Manager Council

Kenworth Truck Co. has named members of its 2001 Kenworth Service Council. The council consists of leading service managers from Kenworth dealerships in the United States and Canada

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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•June 7, 2001

Brakes Biggest Fault In Texas Inspections

More than one-third of the commercial trucks inspected Tuesday near Devine, Texas, as part of Roadcheck 2001 were found to be unsafe.

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Drivers•by Staff•June 7, 2001

Covenant, Swift Say 2Q Earnings Won’t Measure Up

Covenant Transport, Chattanooga, Tenn., and Swift Transportation, Phoenix, announced Wednesday that second quarter results will fall short of analysts' expectations

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Drivers•by Staff•June 7, 2001

Appeals Court Finds DOT Inspector General Out of Bounds

The Department of Transportation’s Inspector General was out of bounds when he conducted criminal investigations of trucking companies accused of violating safety rules, an appeals court has ruled

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 6, 2001

Feds Won't Budge On Consent Decrees, Cummins Says

Engine manufacturer Cummins, Inc. said yesterday that it had received confirmation from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) that the agencies would enforce the terms of the consent decrees Cummins and four other U.S. engine manufacturers negotiated with the government in 1998

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 6, 2001

Michigan Teamsters President Found Not Guilty

Lawrence Brennan, the head of the Teamsters union in Michigan has been found not guilty of charges that he headed a scheme to use $30,000 in members' dues for his re-election campaign

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 6, 2001

Schneider Goes To Paperless Fuel Taxes

Truckload powerhouse Schneider National has decided to outsource all of its fuel tax reporting to Comdata Corp. of Brentwood, Tenn

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