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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 7, 2001

Texas Bill Gives Local Authorities More Inspection Power Along Border

The Texas state Senate has approved a bill to give law enforcement officials in Dallas County and along the Texas-Mexico border more authority to take unsafe trucks off the road

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Drivers•by Staff•March 7, 2001

I-15 to be Improved from LA to Vegas

A five-year improvement program begins this month on Interstate 15 between Los Angeles and the Las Vegas area

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Drivers•by Staff•March 7, 2001

Major Delays Possible in I-94 Bridge Construction

Watch out for lengthy delays as the result of a major bridge reconstruction project scheduled to begin April 1 along the Bishop Ford Freeway (I-94) in Chicago

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Drivers•by Staff•March 7, 2001

I-290 Lanes Narrowed in Chicago

The final year of construction on the massive Hillside Bottleneck improvement project near Schaumburg, Ill., will begin March 15, weather permitting

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 7, 2001

Washington State Bill Would Raise Weight of Trucks Required to Stop at Scales

A bill under consideration in the Washington state legislature would increase the minimum weight of trucks required to stop at weigh stations

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 7, 2001

Truckstop Owners Rally To Fight Duty-Free Fuel

A federal court ruling has opened the door for a Detroit entrepreneur to avoid adding federal taxes to the fuel he sells at a "duty-free" location he operates at the Ambassador Bridge

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 7, 2001

Trucking May Have To Ante Up To Pay For NAFTA-Related Improvements

Supporters of the North American Free Trade Agreement have said from the beginning the accord will be a boom to trucking, but it may come with a price for the industry. Officials in the Lone Star

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Drivers•by Staff•March 7, 2001

Senate Votes To Overturn New Ergonomics Rules

Senate Republicans, supported by business interests, beat back an 11th hour attempt by the Clinton administration to impose controversial new ergonomics rules

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Aftermarket•by Staff•March 7, 2001

Northeast Storm Less Severe Than Predicted

The Northeast will be digging out today from a winter storm that, while severe, was not as bad as predictions in many areas - a fact that had truckers fuming about Connecticut's decision to ban trucks from the state's highway

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Drivers•by Staff•March 6, 2001

Trucks Banned from I-70 Construction Project

Trucks will be banned from I-70 east of downtown Columbus, Ohio, starting today

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