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President Bush has signed the nation’s transportation spending bill for the current fiscal year, the same day Mexican trucking companies filed a lawsuit over delays about being granted further access to markets in the United States
Read More →The Georgia-based trucking company Trism has filed for bankruptcy protection and is getting a new leader
Read More →National Carriers, Liberal, Kan., recently increased the amount of its entry lease for owner operators
Read More →Dot Transportation, the transportation arm of the nation's leading food redistributor, has signed a contract to use Expert Fuel sofware from Integrated Decision Support Corp. of Richardson, Texas
Read More →Swift Transportation and the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway announced they will offer seamless transportation services for perishable commodities
Read More →Ontario-based Trailmobile Canada Ltd. said it will fulfill orders placed with its bankrupt U.S. affiliate, Trailmobile Trailer LLC, bumping production at its Mississauga, Ont., plant by 20 percent
Read More →U.S. trucking companies aren't the only ones being socked by skyrocketing insurance costs. The Canadian Trucking Alliance reports that motor carriers across Canada are being hit hard, as well, and warned shippers to expect to hear from their carriers soon
Read More →Heavy commercial truck manufacture in the United States, Canada and Mexico will yield a new bottom in the current business cycle during the first quarter of 2002, predicts Stark's Truck & Off-Highway Ledger
Read More →Vistar Datacom, a satellite tracking and communications provider, will distribute its GlobalWave terminal in Guatemala
Read More →FedEx Ground announced that it will lower its current 1.25 percent fuel surcharge to 0.75 percent effective Jan. 7, 2002
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