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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 25, 2001

@Road Explains High Tech Fleet Management

Anyone who wants to understand how contemporary technology can help manage far-flung fleets should check out a new white paper from @Road Inc., the fleet management technology provider based in Fremont, Calif

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Drivers•by Staff•October 25, 2001

Old Dominion, Allied Report 3rd Quarter Financials

Two carriers release third quarter financial results Thursday, with one reporting record business levels

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Fleet Management•by Staff•October 25, 2001

Economic Reports Show Effects Of Terrorist Attack

Even though the latest economic reports paint a picture of a dismal economy, there is some evidence that the full shock of the terrorist attacks to the economy was absorbed during September

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Fleet Management•by Randy Bolinger, Volvo Trucks•October 24, 2001

Greensboro to Ground Zero: A Journal

A Volvo Trucks employee shared his experiences of delivering dump trucks to the site of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center.

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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 24, 2001

Volvo Posts Third Quarter Loss

The Volvo Group reported a third quarter operating loss, excluding restructuring costs, of SEK 212 million ($19.98 million), compared with an operating income of SEK 691 million for third quarter 2000

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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 24, 2001

International Lays Off 400

International Truck and Engine Corp. is laying off 400 more people at a plant in Springfield, Ohio

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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 24, 2001

Wyoming Wants To Raise Fuel Tax To Fund Schools

A proposal is on the table in Wyoming to raise the state’s fuel tax by as much as 5 cents per gallon in order to comply with a state Supreme Court order to improve the state’s school buildings

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Fleet Management•by Staff•October 24, 2001

Overnite CEO Predicts No Recovery Until 2003

Look for more closures and mergers in the trucking industry, and don’t look for a recovery to begin until 2003. That’s the prediction of Overnite Transportation Chairman, President and CEO Leo Suggs

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Aftermarket•by Staff•October 24, 2001

Transplace Signs P&G

Transplace, the online logistics provider formed by six truckload carriers, has “hooked a biggie,” as Traffic World puts it: a load contract from Procter & Gamble valued by industry sources at $700 million

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