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Drivers•by Staff•December 26, 2000

Pacer International to Go Public

Pacer International, Walnut Creek, Calif., announced it will go public with an initial public offering of stock sometime in the first half of 2001

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Drivers•by Staff•December 26, 2000

Asche Transportation Files for Bankruptcy

A string of bad news that began with the departure of a company president a year ago and accusations of embezzlement by other top officials has ended with Asche Transportation Services filing for bankruptcy

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Drivers•by Staff•December 26, 2000

Ice Storm Moves in to Southern Plains States

The National Weather Service has issued ice and winter storm warnings for today in much of the southern Plains

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Equipment•by Staff•December 26, 2000

European Truckers to Get 48 Hour Week

European Union transport ministers voted to limit truck drivers to a maximum average work week of 48 hours

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Drivers•by Staff•December 22, 2000

U.S. Trucking Says Losses, Bankruptcy Offer Base for Rebuilding

Bankruptcy related charges to earnings pushed U.S. Trucking Inc.'s third quarter losses to $21.5 million

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Aftermarket•by Staff•December 22, 2000

Technology Brings J.B. Hunt Drivers Home for the Holidays

State-of-the-art routing technology helped get J.B. Hunt’s 6,700 drivers home for Christmas

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Aftermarket•by Staff•December 22, 2000

Peterbilt Launches Revamped Website

In response to growing traffic and customer demands for a more comprehensive Internet tool, Peterbilt has updated its web site at www.peterbilt.com.

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Drivers•by Staff•December 21, 2000

New Jersey Governor To Head EPA, Wisconsin Governor Possible DOT Secretary

The same day the Clinton administration announced the clean up of heavy truck and diesel fuel emissions, New Jersey Gov. Christy Todd Whitman has reportedly accepted an offer to head up the federal agency that issued the rules

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Fleet Management•by Staff•December 21, 2000

Vancouver Port Hopes to Avoid Another Strike by Independents

The Vancouver Port Authority is hoping the British Columbia Trucking Assn. can help it avert a shutdown by independent truckers who say the port has not lived up to promises it made to end a 1999 shutdown.

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Aftermarket•by Staff•December 21, 2000

Flying J Moves Corporate Headquarters

Flying J Inc., a petroleum exploration, production, refining, marketing and retailing company best known to truckers as a truckstop chain, is moving its corporate headquarters in Utah from Brigham City to Ogden

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