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DaimlerChrysler says most of its restructuring efforts are moving as planned and operating profits for 2002 should be twice the 2001 level by “a very significant amount.”
Read More →Consolidated Freightways, Vancouver, Wash., announced it has obtained financing to move forward with a plan to turn around the company's finances
Read More →The Oklahoma legislature has joined the fracas over new residency rules for truck registration
Read More →The truck and equipment markets remain soft and the oversupply of used trucks continues to be a problem, says Marvin Rush, chairman and CEO of Rush Enterprises, which operates the country’s largest network of Peterbilt dealerships
Read More →For the second year, the Maryland Transportation Department is backing legislation that would hold trucking companies and drivers more responsible for safety violations such as poorly secured loads and overweight rigs
Read More →Volvo, IBM and Dassault Systemes announced that Volvo 3P (Purchase, Planning, Product Development) will standardize all product development for trucks using Product Lifecycle Management solutions from IBM and Dassault Systemes
Read More →Cummins Inc. has added a fourth business unit: the International Distributor Business Unit
Read More →Qualcomm and Wynne Systems, which provides business software for the equipment rental industry, have integrated the RentalMan Dispatch Module with Qualcomm's wireless fleet management systems OmniTracs and OmniExpress
Read More →TransCore's Commercial Services is selling its Viastar Direct product to EFS Transportation services
Read More →Joseph Clapp, administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, will be a keynote speaker at the National Private Truck Council's 2002 Annual Education/Management Conference and Exhibition
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