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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 21, 2001

Speed Traps Under Attack In Delaware

Small towns often line their coffers by aggressively enforcing local speed limits on state roads, but one of Delaware's top lawmakers wants speed traps stopped

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 21, 2001

Missouri Truck Registration To Get Easier

Amid efforts to push a transportation package through the Missouri legislature, Gov. Bob Holden signed an order this week that will make truck registration easier

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Drivers•by Staff•March 21, 2001

Anaheim to Discourage Trucks From Imperial Highway

Officials in Anaheim, Calif., announced plans last week to discourage truck traffic on Imperial Highway by reducing the speed limit and posting signs telling truckers to stay away

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 21, 2001

Arkansas Driver Training Center License Revoked

A truck driver training center in Little Rock, Ark., is appealing an order revoking its license to administer Commercial Driver's License exams

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Drivers•by Staff•March 21, 2001

Bush Signs Ergonomics Repeal

President Bush signed into law Tuesday afternoon a repeal of new workplace safety regulations that the trucking industry and other business groups said would be far too costly

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Drivers•by Staff•March 21, 2001

Transport America Opens California Terminal

Minnesota-based Transport Corporation of America announced the opening of its new facility in Fontana, Calif

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Fleet Management•by Staff•March 20, 2001

Rolling Blackouts Hit Container Terminals

California's rolling blackouts his the Port of Long Beach Monday, with power interrupted to at least three container terminals

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Fleet Management•by Staff•March 20, 2001

Fed Cuts U.S. Interest Rates

The Fed has spoken. Tuesday, the Federal Reserve cut short-term interest rates for the third time this year

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 20, 2001

Trucking Groups Join In Asking EPA To Proceed With Diesel Cleanup

A diverse coalition of state and local clean-air regulators, industry, health and environmental organizations -- including trucking groups -- are urging U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Christine Todd Whitman to protect the EPA's diesel cleanup plan from delay tactics

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 20, 2001

ArvinMeritor Lowers Sales, Profit Projections

Citing the softening U.S. economy and North American commercial vehicle market, ArvinMeritor lowered its sales and earnings estimates for its second fiscal quarter and announced it may cut some jobs

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