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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 7, 2001

TA Raises More Than $63,000 For Sept. 11 Fund

TravelCenters of America raised $63,300 for those affected by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks by matching customer and employee contributions

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 7, 2001

CHP To Target Truckers With Muscle Car Fleet

The California Highway Patrol plans to nearly double its fleet of specially marked patrol cars used to target unsafe trucks

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Drivers•by Staff•November 7, 2001

Fedex Freight Names Three to Senior Management Team

FedEx Freight has added three new positions to its Memphis-based senior management staff in order to focus on the growing regional LTL market and coordinate with its sister companies in the FedEx family

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 7, 2001

National Guard Helps At Mexico/Arizona Border

National Guard troops have been called on to help inspect vehicles coming into Arizona from Mexico

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Drivers•by Staff•November 7, 2001

FBI Dismisses Threat Against Bridge Attacks

Federal officials on Tuesday did an about-face on the latest terrorist threat. The FBI said following an investigation, a threat of possible terrorist attacks against bridges in California and other Western states is not credible

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 6, 2001

Soy Diesel, Additive Work For California Waste Company

Pacific Waste Services, Chula Vista, Calif., has cut emissions using soybean-based diesel fuel and a special additive

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 6, 2001

Webhauler New Load Posting Site

PCS Software's Webhauler (www.webhauler.com) is a new load matching site, and it's free

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Drivers•by Staff•November 6, 2001

Arrow Trucking Adds Board Members

Arrow Trucking, Tulsa, Okla., has named two new board members

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Drivers•by Staff•November 6, 2001

Massachusetts Looks To Tolls To Pay For Big Dig

In a controversial move, the Massachusetts Turnpike's board of directors voted to postpone for six months toll hikes that were proposed to go into effect in January. In the same meeting, however, they cut toll discounts for truckers

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Drivers•by Staff•November 6, 2001

Opponents Of Border Opening Cite Security Issues

Opponents of opening the border to Mexican trucks believe the need for tighter security following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks will help them keep Mexican trucks out of the U.S

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