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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 18, 2001

Pilot, Speedway Plan To Merge Operations

Marathon Ashland Petroleum - parent company of Speedway SuperAmerica - and Pilot Corp. have announced their intent to combine their travel center and truckstop operations

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Fleet Management•by Staff•March 17, 2001

Freight Volume To Grow As Inventories Decrease

Lower inventories are the key to a growth in freight volume later this year. In spite of headlines about layoffs, lower profits and plunging stock prices, there are very clear signs that the economy is now on the upswin

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Drivers•by Staff•March 16, 2001

Higher Tolls Push Trucks Off Oklahoma Turnpike

Higher tolls on Oklahoma turnpikes resulted in less truck travel on the roads in February

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 16, 2001

W.V. Enforcement Bill Dies

A bill that would have allowed city police officers to enforce truck safety regulations in West Virginia has died in the state Senate

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 16, 2001

Future of Trucking To Be Addressed At Arizona Conference

Representatives and decision-makers from government, the heavy-duty vehicle industry, and energy companies are headed to Arizona to discuss the future of the heavy-duty vehicle industry

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Fleet Management•by Staff•March 16, 2001

2000 Big Year for Tires

Truck makers may be in a slump, but more tires than ever rolled off assembly lines and onto highways last year

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Drivers•by Staff•March 16, 2001

LMRI Gets Funding Boost

Logistics Management Resources has received a commitment from Hutchinson Investments Limited for $20 million in additional financing

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Drivers•by Staff•March 16, 2001

Construction Forces Trucks From Ohio’s I-70

Heavy trucks have been banned from Interstate 70 east of downtown Columbus, Ohio, while roadwork is being completed

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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•March 16, 2001

Split Speed Bill Up In Ohio

An Ohio bill to eliminate the state's split speed limit may go to committee vote this week

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Drivers•by Staff•March 16, 2001

Maine Wants Trucks Back On Interstates

Maine officials are urging Congress to change a law that bars trucks heavier than 80,000 pounds from some federal highways

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