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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•October 31, 2001

NHTSA Announces Truck Recalls

Internationals with brake light problems and Kenworths with brake drag problems are in the latest truck recall listings from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 31, 2001

Autocar Launches Dealer Network

Autocar LLC has created a dealer network for the Xpeditor line it bought from Volvo earlier this year, along with the Autocar name

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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 31, 2001

Peterbilt Names Dealer Of The Year

Peterbilt Motors named Peterbilt Trucks Pacific, Surrey, British Columbia, and owners Don and Terry Pasiuk its North American Dealer of the Year

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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 31, 2001

Challenge Bibendum Showcases Clean, Efficient Cars And Trucks

The whimsical mixed with the practical at this year's Michelin Challenge Bibendum, a display of vehicles using alternate fuels and other forms of propulsion, and held in late October on the West Coast. Michelin, the French manufacturer

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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 31, 2001

Equilon, Motiva Partner With Flying J to Develop Travel Plazas

Flying J has signed an agreement with Equilon and Motiva to develop a network of co-branded travel plazas catering to a broader clientele

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Drivers•by Staff•October 31, 2001

Officials Move to Clear HazMat Licensing Logjam

A new security law that requires background checks on hazardous materials drivers is creating headaches for state licensing agencies – but officials are moving quickly to unclog the system

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Fleet Management•by Staff•October 30, 2001

Consumer Confidence Takes A Nosedive

Consumer confidence has been counted on as being a key element to keep the U.S. economy from heading further south, but now it appears to be eroding, too

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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 30, 2001

Bordentown, N.J.: October 1, 2001

Located about 90 miles from Ground Zero, the Bordentown Petro in Bordentown, N.J., is a major stopping-off point for truck traffic moving up and down the East Coast. On Sept. 11 this facility found itself at

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Equipment•by Staff•October 30, 2001

Changes On Way At Canadian Border

Canada is making changes in the way it handles commercial goods entering the country from the United States

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Drivers•by Staff•October 30, 2001

Mineta Talks To ATA Members About Security

Trucks are "the engines of the economy," and increased security is necessary to keep them from becoming "engines of destruction." That was the message from Secretary of Transportation Norman Y. Minet

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