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Drivers•by Staff•January 22, 2001

Venezia Transport Recognizes 96 Drivers

Venezia Transport, Limerick, Pa., has named 96 drivers as winners of its second annual Emerald Club Awards

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 22, 2001

Great Dane Building Canadian Plant

Great Dane recently held the official sod-turning ceremony for its new plant in Quinte West, Ontario, Canada

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 22, 2001

Freightliner to Sponsor Creedence Clearwater Revisited at MATS

Freightliner Trucks is sponsoring Creedence Clearwater Revisite

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Drivers•by Staff•January 22, 2001

OSHA Revises Recordkeeping Rules

The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration has issued revised recordkeeping rules it says will simplify and improve the system employers us

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 22, 2001

Haldex Forms Single North American Sales Unit

The Haldex Brake Systems division of the Haldex Group has reorganized its sales organization

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 22, 2001

CarrierPoint Debuts DockMaster

Atlanta-based CarrierPoint, an Internet logistics company, has introduced DockMaster, a web-based dock-scheduling tool

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 22, 2001

BestTransport.com Introduces Customer Pickup Feature

BestTransport.com of Columbus, Ohio, has introduced a customer pick-up feature to its web-based suite of transportation management product

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Drivers•by Staff•January 22, 2001

Intrenet Files for Chapter 11

Flatbed carrier Intrenet Inc. has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection

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Aftermarket•by Staff•January 22, 2001

DieselEngineTrader Offers Worldwide Engine Marketplace

DieselEngineTrader, based in Glasgow, Scotland, offers exactly what its name implies: diesel engines on the Internet

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Drivers•by Staff•January 22, 2001

Inspector General: Safety Program Still Needs Improvements

The Department of Transportation’s truck safety program is getting better but still has a way to go, says the DOT Inspector General in a critique to be released today. The agency that runs the program, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, needs to speed up its rulemaking machinery

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