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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 4, 2001

Audit Finds Michigan Needs More Weight Enforcement

Michigan is not doing a good enough job enforcing truck weight regulations, and that's taking a toll on the state's highways, according to an audit released last week

Aftermarket•by Staff•September 4, 2001

Freightliner Makes Plans To Deal With Truck Sales Slump

As its officials predict no recovery in the North American truck market until at least 2003, Freightliner is preparing to unveil a new restructuring plan

Aftermarket•by Staff•September 4, 2001

Air-Weigh Scales Available On International Trucks

International Class 8 tractors can now be ordered from the International plant in Chatham, Ontario, with Air-Weigh on-board truck scales

Aftermarket•by Staff•September 4, 2001

New TA Opens In Dallas

TravelCenters of America's newest facility will open Tuesday, Sept. 11, south of Dallas

Fleet Management•by Staff•September 4, 2001

Manufacturing May Be Starting To Rebound

New figures released this morning indicate manufacturing in the United States is still slow, but is much better than it was at the beginning of the year

Drivers•by Staff•September 3, 2001

Oklahoma Faces IRP Sanctions

Oklahoma may face sanctions by the International Registration Plan if it can’t provide evidence of compliance by early November

Aftermarket•by Staff•September 3, 2001

The Software Providers's View, Part 2: Sunset for EDI?

Whatever happens in trucking technology, trucking software makers deal -- and interface -- with it first. So Truckinginfo.com recently asked four major truckload software executives their take on today's hot technologies. Today's subject: EDI. Kristy Conerly, General Manager, Innovative Computing Corp., Oklahoma City. For Conerly, it's still high noon for EDI (Electronic Data Interchange). "We definitely see EDI as a driving force," said Conerly

Aftermarket•by Staff•September 3, 2001

The Software Providers's View, Part 1: Is There an ASP in Your Future?

Whatever happens in trucking technology, trucking software makers deal -- and interface -- with it first. So Truckinginfo.com recently asked four major truckload software executives their take on today’s hot technologies. Today’s subject: ASPs. Is the ASP model fulfilling its promise? Only one of the four top truckload software companies sees current trucking ASPs as truly successful. Yet three of the four are considering a new generation of remote computing services

Aftermarket•by Staff•September 1, 2001

Installations Rise for @Track

Things are looking up for @Track Communications, Richardson, Texas

Aftermarket•by Staff•September 1, 2001

Nextel and Darby Offer DCS Diplomat

Nextel Communications and Darby Corporate Solutions are offering a new mobile communications product

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