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Drivers•by Staff•May 21, 2002

House Subcommittee Looks At Congestion

Speaking on behalf of the American Trucking Associations at a U.S. House subcommittee hearing on highway congestion, a trucking company executive recommended allowing longer, heavier trucks on the nation’s highways as one way to combat the problem

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Drivers•by Staff•May 20, 2002

U.S. 45/I-80 Interchange Project Under Way In Illinois

Illinois has begun a major two-year, $29.6 million project to improve U.S. 45 at I-8

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 20, 2002

TripPak Express Deploys Canadian Drop Box Network

The TripPak Express drop box network will soon be available in Canada

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 20, 2002

Fuel Tax Increase Likely In Kansas

Kansas Gov. Bill Graves is expected to sign a bill that will raise the fuel tax by 2 cents per gallon

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 20, 2002

Teamsters Authorize UPS Strike

The Teamsters union over the weekend voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike against UPS if it becomes necessary

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Drivers•by Staff•May 20, 2002

Research Backs Longer, Heavier Trucks

A study requested by Congress recommends that the federal government consider allowing heavier trucks and longer combination vehicles on Interstate highways

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 20, 2002

Big Iron Battles For Bikes in Bordentown

The joke going around the Bordentown (N.J.) Truck Show May 17-19 went this way: What's the fastest way to end a drought? Hold a truck show at Bordentown Petro

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Fleet Management•by Staff•May 20, 2002

Leading Economic Indicators Fall

A gauge of U.S. economic activity has taken its first drop since September, but this isn’t cause for alarm

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 19, 2002

"Pet Peeves" Rankle Tracking Solution Buyers

Buyers of asset management and tracking solutions rate cost control their most pressing concern

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 16, 2002

Navistar Posts Second Quarter Loss

Navistar International reported a $4 million loss on revenues of $1.7 billion for its second fiscal quarter ending April 30

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