News

Drivers•by Staff•March 10, 2001

Houston Experiment Could Lead to Permanent Lane Restrictions

Will Houston be the next to restrict heavy trucks to certain lanes

Aftermarket•by Staff•March 10, 2001

Overhaul plans at Freightliner aren't straining DaimlerChrysler’s sagging bottom line, say company officials

Aftermarket•by Staff•March 10, 2001

Citing flawed logic, a district court judge ruled in favor of J.B. Hunt, Lowell, Ark., in an Americans with Disabilities Act lawsui

Drivers•by Staff•March 10, 2001

Will slowing down trucks improve the image of trucking? Charles Diehl, president of the North Carolina Trucking Association, thinks so

Drivers•by Staff•March 9, 2001

Landstar System, Jacksonville, Fla., has opened its first multi-purpose trailer interchange facility in Laredo, Texas

Aftermarket•by Staff•March 9, 2001

Haldex Brake Systems, Kansas City, Mo., has reorganized its product centers for a more global focus

Drivers•by Staff•March 9, 2001

The American Society of Civil Engineers last week released a report giving the U.S. government a humiliating "D+

Aftermarket•by Staff•March 8, 2001

The Nebraska legislature has indefinitely postponed a bill that would have dropped the speed limit for trucks by 10 mph

Aftermarket•by Staff•March 8, 2001

The NATSO Foundation is now accepting applications for the 2001 Bill Moon Scholarship Progra

Drivers•by Staff•March 8, 2001

Schneider National will offer the PrePass weigh station bypass system to its entire independent contractor fleet of 2,300 trucks