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The Bush administration Friday officially approved tough penalties for diesel engine makers who do not meet the new emissions regulations that go into effect Oct. 1. The penalties, which run as high as over $12,000 per engine made after Oct. 1 that violates the news standards, are much higher than expected when engine makers signed consent decrees pulling forward the new emissions standards to this October
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Catch4 Technologies, Lakewood, Colo., has launched a fleet management solution called MODUS designed for truckload fleets from five to 500 vehicles
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Truckers will be able to compete for cash, prizes and high honors next year in a triple-header of truck beauty competitions expected to draw more than 125,000 people
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Two of the latest economic reports show a slowdown of manufacturing activity, but growth in the economy should be sustainable for the year
Read More →The Bush administration is adamant that it will not push back the October deadline for cleaner diesel engines
Read More →With traffic expected to double and triple along parts of I-19 in Arizona, the state Department of Transportation is making plans to expand the freeway over the next 30 years
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The ATA’s Technology and Maintenance Council is moving to establish standards for the use of EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) in the parts order process
Read More →Arsenault Associates has announced the release of version 3.3 of its Dossier32 fleet maintenance management software
Read More →The National Labor Relations Board has ordered Overnite Transportation to reinstate and pay lost wages plus interest to eight Overnite workers who were fired at the company's Memphis terminal
Read More →The American economy lost steam in the second quarter of the year, and there’s new evidence last year’s recession was worse than first thought
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