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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 7, 2001

Rand McNally Enhances Routing Software

Rand McNally-TDM has made several enhancements to its MileMaker and IntelliRoute software and IntelliRoute.com web site.

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Equipment•by Staff•September 7, 2001

Border Battle Resumes

With Mexican President Vicente Fox pressing for dramatic changes in U.S. immigration policies, Congress and the Bush administration resume their long-running struggle over cross-border trucking

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Fleet Management•by Staff•September 7, 2001

Intermodal Truckers Bear Unfair Responsibility, Says OOIDA

The Owner Operator Independent Drivers Assn. wants to shift the responsibility of maintaining intermodal equipment from the trucker hauling it to the owners

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 7, 2001

Cummins Westport Gets Big Bus Order

Cummins Westport Inc. has received two orders for a total of 108 low-emissions natural gas bus engines for Southern California

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Equipment•by Staff•September 7, 2001

New Truck Bridge To Canada Proposed

The former general manager of the Niagara Falls Bridge Commission wants to convert a seldom-used cross-border railroad freight span into an international bridge for commercial trucks

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 7, 2001

FTC Gives Approval To Chevron Texaco Merger

Federal regulators gave the go-ahead Friday for the merger of oil company giants Chevron and Texaco. The deal was announced last October

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Equipment•by Staff•September 7, 2001

Truck Crossing In San Luis A Step Closer

A planned commercial border crossing in San Luis, Ariz. moved a step closer last week

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 7, 2001

Vancouver Bans Engine Brakes

The Vancouver, Wash., city council has voted unanimously to ban the use of unmuffled engine brakes inside the city limits.

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 7, 2001

NTE Appoints New VP To Grow Private Trading Communities

Online logistics concern NTE has tapped William Heigl to help grow its private online trading communities.

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Fleet Management•by Staff•September 7, 2001

Wholesale Inventories Drop, Sparking More Economic Hope

There was more encouraging economic news this week for trucking, following earlier news that manufacturing may be starting to rebound. The U.S. Commerce Department reported Friday morning the wholesale inventories in this country fell a hearty 0.7% in July

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