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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 7, 2002

Iowa Considers Split Speed Limits

The Iowa House of Representatives is considering a bill that would raise the speed limit on interstate highways to 70 mph for cars but keep it at 65 mph for heavy trucks

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 7, 2002

Logistics.com Launches Optimanage 7

Logistics.com announced the launch of OptiManage 7, a Web-native, real-time transportation management system

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 6, 2002

Federal-Mogul To Sell Signal-Stat Business

Federal-Mogul Corp. has signed an agreement to sell its Signal-Stat Lighting Products division to Truck-Lite, a subsidiary of Penske Company LLC

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 6, 2002

Birmingham Truck Dealer Expands

Volvo & GMC Trucks of Birmingham (Ala.) has changed its name to Premier Truck Centers, following its acquisition of Muscle Shoals Mack Sales in Tuscumbia and Madison, Ala

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 6, 2002

Travel Plaza To Open In Charleston

A $10 million travel plaza that will be convenient for port truckers is being built in Charleston, S.C

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 6, 2002

Tire Retread Bureau Adds Message Board To Web Site

The Tire Retread Information Bureau has added a message board to its web site at www.retread.org,

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 6, 2002

No More Big Cuts for Freightliner

Although the U.S. truck market this year will likely fall below earlier expectations, DaimlerChrysler says no more major cuts are anticipated for Freightliner

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Drivers•by Staff•February 6, 2002

Patriot, C.H. Robinson Announce Earnings

Patriot Transportation Holding and the logistics company C.H. Robinson Worldwide have reported their latest financial results

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Aftermarket•by Staff•February 6, 2002

Organizers Get Ready To Set A New World Record Truck Convoy

Organizers of the World’s Largest Truck Convoy are gearing up to set another world record

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Drivers•by Staff•February 6, 2002

Olympics Expected To Cause Highway Problems In Salt Lake City

Officials with the Utah Transportation Department and the Salt Lake Organizing Committee are advising truckers to avoid Salt Lake City if possible as the Winter Olympics get ready to kick off on Friday

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