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Drivers•by Staff•April 6, 2001

McClendon to Discuss Russian Opportunities

McClendon Transportation Group, Lafayette, Ala., announced meetings with Former Russian Republic head Mikhail Gorbachev to develop transportation logistics for Russian freight

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 5, 2001

Companies, Teamsters Join in Diesel Exhaust Study

Trucking companies and Teamsters are collaborating in a major study to measure the health effects of long-term exposure to diesel exhaust

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 5, 2001

TIPS Renovates Web Site

The Truck Industry Personnel Services web site, truckjobs.com, will undergo an overhaul this month

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Drivers•by Staff•April 5, 2001

IRP Managers to Consider New Rules for First Year Estimates

Proposed changes to the way first-time registrants are allowed to estimate mileage could be the hot topic at an IRP Managers’ Workshop April 7-10 in Tampa, Fla

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Drivers•by Staff•April 5, 2001

Schneider Logistics Launches Carrier Partner Program

Schneider Logistics of Green Bay, Wisc., announced a new Carrier Partner Program offering savings on fuel and tires to participating carriers

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 5, 2001

Chicago Raising Oft-Hit Viaducts

The Chicago Department of Transportation is moving ahead with projects to increase the clearance under 11 railroad viaducts this year

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 5, 2001

Tough Times for Satellite Radio

Last week, Sirius Satellite Radio held a call-in press conference. Most of the questions came not from the press but from Wall Street security analysts

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 5, 2001

Safety Symposium Planned

More than 200 participants from around the world are expected at the Third International large Truck and Bus Safety Symposiu

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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•April 5, 2001

Dangerous Finger

Add to the list of dangerous driver distractions "picking your nose." According to The (Allentown, Pa.) Morning Call, New Jersey driver Antonio Randino took one hand off the wheel to pick his nose before his truck crashed on I-80 in late January, killing two motorists. This information was revealed during a preliminary hearing this week, in which testimony also said Randino was traveling at least 69 mph in a 50-mph zone

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Aftermarket•by Staff•April 5, 2001

TCA to Fight New York City Length Laws

The Truckload Carriers Assn. is gearing up to fight New York City trailer length ordinances the group says is costing trucking companies thousands of dollars

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