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Drivers•by Staff•April 18, 2002

Eight Carriers Report Financials

Publicly held trucking companies are reporting their first quarter financial results, with reports coming in from Knight Transportation, Covenant Transport, Transportation Corporation of America, Landstar, CNF, Marten Transport, UPS and Heartland Express

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Drivers•by Staff•April 18, 2002

IRP Sides With Illinois In Oklahoma Registration Fee Dispute

IRP Inc. has ordered Oklahoma and Illinois to come up with a plan that would satisfy Illinois’ $15.5 million claim for lost registration fees

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 18, 2002

ArvinMeritor Profits Up, Sales Down

ArvinMeritor Inc. reported a 9% increase in income for its second fiscal quarter despite a 6% decline in sales

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Fleet Management•by Staff•April 18, 2002

Economic Indicators Increase In March

A barometer of future economic activity in the United States has increased

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 17, 2002

Rush Profits Up

Peterbilt mega-dealer Rush Enterprises Inc. reported first quarter net income of $434,000, a 180% increase over first quarter 2001

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 17, 2002

“Securing America’s Frontlines” Theme Of TCA Safety Council Meeting

The Truckload Carriers Assn.’s annual Safety Council meeting next month will explore the theme of “Truck Safety: Securing America’s Frontlines.

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Drivers•by Staff•April 17, 2002

Jevic Supports Ronald McDonald House

Jevic Transportation, Delanco, N.J., recently delivered a truckload of support to the Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 17, 2002

Truck Driver Firing Ruled Illegal

The New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled that a truck driver should not have been fired for objecting to working on his only day off

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 17, 2002

South Carolina, Energy Department Butt Heads Over Plutonium Shipment

A 30-day notice from the Department of Energy that it plans to begin sending truckloads of plutonium to South Carolina has raised the ire of Gov. Jim Hodges

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Fleet Management•by Staff•April 17, 2002

LA Ports Back Off Background Check Proposal

A security plan developed by a Los Angeles task force for the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports will not require background checks on truck drivers and dockworkers

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