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U.S. Senators Herb Kohl (D-Wis.) and Mike DeWine (R-Ohio) have introduced legislation to allow the U.S. government to take action against the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Read More →Oregon's old McKenzie Highway between Sisters and McKenzie Bridge is a scenic route frequently used by campers and tourists during the summer months. But for drivers carrying a long load, this 35-mile stretch of Oregon 242 is a nightmare
Read More →J&J Truck Equipment of Somerset, Pa., a division of Somerset Welding and Steel, has launched a new web site
Read More →TMI of Brentwood, Tenn., parent company of TripPak Expressand TripPak Online, has announced two service enhancement agreements
Read More →A new load-matching site has debuted on the Internet
Read More →1-800-DRIVERS, a professional driver recruiter, has relaunched its web site (1-800-DRIVERS.com)
Read More →My Roadway, My UPS, My ABF, My Yellow. Everywhere you look -- at least on big carrier web sites -- it’s the “my, my, my” of personalized account pages. A bit monotonous, don’t you think? Well, a British transportation technology site called eLogistics.com has finally broken the personal pronoun barrier and gone two steps farther (Don’t try to sign up; eLogistics.com only functions in the United Kingdom right now)
Read More →Dick Simon Trucking, Salt Lake City, announced the largest pay increase the company has ever offered
Read More →Less-than-truckload giant Yellow Corp. may spin off its regional companies, Jevic and Saia, by the end of the year. A report in Friday's Traffic World magazine says the Kansas-based union company will "separate" the non-union operations, either through a spin-off into a separate company or by selling the unit
Read More →Millis Transfer's recent Safety Banquet in Germantown, Wis., recognized drivers who have met safe driving standards for the year
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