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Los Angeles-based The Dock, a web-based industrial equipment exchange, has announced that it secured more than 3,500 advance members, $1 billion in committed assets and 85,000 individual pieces of equipment at launch in December
Read More →The 2002 Winter Olympics are a year away, but organizers are already asking truckers to avoid the area around Salt Lake City during the games
Read More →Former Teamsters President Ron Carey pleaded innocent to charges that he lied about his campaign using union money
Read More →New Penn Motor Express, Lebanon, Pa., has completed construction of a new facility in the Buffalo, N.Y., area
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The California Air Resources Board has formally certified PuriNOx, a special emulsion of diesel fuel and water, as an alternative fuel
Read More →Kenwoth's Chillicothe, Ohio, plan is going through another round of layoffs
Read More →A bill in the U.S. Senate would allow self-employed individuals to deduct 100% of health insurance costs starting in 2001 and would increase the business meal deduction to 80% for small businesses
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Trucking and the rest of the U.S. economy received news they were hoping for yesterday, helping overshadow other glum financial reports issued earlier in the day and on Tuesday
Read More →According to a group backed by the Arkansas Trucking Association, 80 percent of 400 state residents surveyed support proposed reform of the Arkansas Highway Commission
Read More →Old Dominion Freight Line, a "super-regional" less-than-truckload carrier, has purchased equipment and service centers from Carter & Sons Freightways of Carrollton, Texas
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