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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 14, 2001

GeoCom Adds ZoneDesigner to TMS Router System

GeoCom TMS, a transportation technology company with sales offices in Atlanta, has introduced TMS ZoneDesigner, a new planning module for its TMS Router transportation management system

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Fleet Management•by Staff•May 14, 2001

Economic Upturn Delayed

The economy was not doing as well as first reported in March and April, according to revised data with more complete information released Monday

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 13, 2001

NLRB Says Overnite Pushing Employees to Decertify

A National Labor Relations Board judge issued a decision finding that Overnite Transportation has solicited and bribed employeed to circulate decertification petition

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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•May 11, 2001

Cell Phone Distractions Addressed in Hearing

There were lots of anecdotes and few hard numbers last week at a House Transportation subcommittee meeting on the danger of using mobile phones while driving

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Drivers•by Staff•May 11, 2001

McClendon Trucking to Add Tractors

McClendon Trucking, LaFayette, Ala, announced it will add about 50 conventional tractors to its fleet

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 11, 2001

Annett Carriers On the Web

Annett Holdings, Des Moines, Iowa, is providing customer account access and shipment updates on the web at www.annettholdings.com

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 11, 2001

UPS Logistics, Tripmaster Join Forces

UPS Logistics Group of Baltimore and Tripmaster Corp., Arlington, Texas, have announced a joint development and marketing project for the next release of UPS Logistic Technologies’ MobileCast product, version 5.1

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Drivers•by Staff•May 11, 2001

Knight Transportation Announces Stock Split

Knight Transportation, Phoenix, has declared a 3-for-2 stock split

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Equipment•by Staff•May 11, 2001

More Work Needed to Protect Border, Says DOT Inspector General

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has more work to do before it can ensure the safety of Mexican trucks coming across the U.S. border, says the Department of Transportation’s Inspector General

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Aftermarket•by Staff•May 10, 2001

OOIDA, Volvo Spar Over Alleged Defects

The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Assn. has fired another salvo at Volvo Trucks North America in its quest to get to the bottom of alleged front axle problems on Volvo trucks. But Volvo officials question the accuracy and relevancy of the latest revelation by OOIDA's LandLine magazine

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