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Drivers•by Staff•June 21, 2002

Study: Traffic Jams Growing Threat

An urban congestion study found that the time penalty for making "rush-hours" trips is greater, rush hours are longer, and the percentage of streets and freeways that are congested is higher

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 21, 2002

California Adopts Tougher Particulate Standards

The trucking industry is leery about the potential results of the California Air Resources Board’s new, tougher standards for fine particulate matter

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 21, 2002

Truck Beauty Show Promises Cash & Prizes This Week

Truckers have a shot at cash and prizes this week during the truck beauty competition in Las Vegas during the International Trucking Show

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Drivers•by Staff•June 20, 2002

I-55/Tri-State Tollway Ramps Close for Reconstruction

Expect detours, congestion and delays as three ramps close for construction at the interchange of I-55 and the Tri-State Tollway (I-294) in the Chicago area

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 20, 2002

Terion Adds Emergency Track Enhancements To Fleetview

Terion has added Emergency Track to its Fleetview trailer tracking product, along with other upgrades

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 20, 2002

ATA Challenges October Emissions Rules

The American Trucking Associations has filed a petition asking the Environmental Protection Agency to reconsider the 2004 Heavy Duty Diesel Engine Rule – which goes into effect in October of this yea

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 20, 2002

International Managers Hit Assembly Line At Striking Plant

Plans to bus in temporary workers to International's Chatham, Ontario, facility on Thursday failed, so managers hit the assembly lines

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Drivers•by Staff•June 20, 2002

Ergonomics Rules See New Life

Legislation that would require recently introduced voluntary ergonomics standards to become mandatory has cleared a hurdle on Capitol Hill

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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•June 20, 2002

Roadcheck 2002 Shows Improvements

With more inspections performed by fewer people at fewer locations, this year’s 72-hour Roadcheck inspection blitz found a drop in the number of trucks put out of service

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 19, 2002

International To Resume Chatham Production Despite Violent Incident

With demand for heavy trucks increasing, International Truck and Engine announced Wednesday that it will resume production of conventional heavy trucks with a temporary workforce at its Chatham, Ontario, assembly plant, amid reports of a violent labor-related incident

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