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Drivers•by Staff•October 28, 2001

Truck Tunnel Proposed At Detroit/Windsor Crossing

A Canadian company plans to create a truck tunnel at the Canadian border between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario

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Drivers•by Staff•October 28, 2001

Knight Transportation Selling Stock

Knight Transportation, Phoenix, is selling 2.5 million shares

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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 26, 2001

Get Free Routing Software Trial When You Buy Motor Carrier's Atlas

Rand McNally has announced a special offer for buyers of its new 2002 Motor Carriers' Road Atlas

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Drivers•by Staff•October 25, 2001

South Carolina To Ban Trucks From Left Lanes

South Carolina will soon ban tractor-trailers from the left lanes of the state's widest highways, including I-77

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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 25, 2001

NEXIQ Offers In-Cab Development Tool

NEXIQ Technologies, Manchester, N.H., has released Version 1.5 of its IVIS software, which is used by truck makers and software developers to develop in-cab graphic displays and applications

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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 25, 2001

Innovative Computing Teams Up To Provide Hardware Along With Software

Innovative Computing Corp. announced an exclusive agreement with Support Net to provide IBM AS/400 iSeries computers to the trucking industry

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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 25, 2001

American Freightways, Cummins Embark On Emissions Reduction Plan

Cummins and LTL carrier American Freightways have agreed to conduct a low-NOx (nitrous oxide) engine recalibration program using technology developed by Cummins

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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 25, 2001

XM Rig Tours NASCAR Winston Cup Circuit

XM Satellite Radio's "NASCAR Rig" will tour the NASCAR Winston Cup circuit throughout the Southern this fall, promoting its dedicated NASCAR channel

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Fleet Management•by Staff•October 25, 2001

LA Port Looks At ID System

Container haulers serving the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach could be under closer scrutiny as officials discuss the possibility of background checks and an ID system for workers at the ports

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Drivers•by Staff•October 25, 2001

House Passes Terrorism Bill Calling For Tougher Hazmat License Screening

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed an anti-terrorism bill that among a host of other measures, would put potential hazmat drivers under closer scrutiny

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