The Americans With Disabilities Act has created a cottage industry in litigation. Because the Act was drafted with very broad language, the courts have been left with the task of applying concrete meaning and determining how
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The final rule on diesel emissions regulations could come as early as today, with a formal announcement expected next week
Read More →Logistics.com, the Internet logistics company with the MIT connection (CEO Dr. Yossi Sheffi is a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology), has gone international in a big way
Read More →Swift Transportation will pay $450,000 to settle a government lawsuit alleging that it paid six women managers less than their male colleagues
Read More →The rest of the world is starting to sit up and notice how the trucking industry is struggling. Two major papers, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and the Boston Herald, are among those that have taken a look at trucking's hard time
Read More →The Arkansas State Police has revoked the licenses of two truck driving schools, saying their one-day course failed to meet the minimum requirements when testing students. According to the Associated Press, Alpha Omega Driver Training and C1 Truck Driver Training, both in North Little Rock, were informed yesterday of the decision to revoke their licenses and testing certification
Read More →Heil Trailer International, a leading tank trailer maker based in Chattanooga, Tenn., has purchased Kalyn/Siebert, the Texas-based specialty truck trailer manufacturer
Read More →Schneider National, Green Bay, Wis., has improved its fuel savings programs for owner-operators and fleet owners
Read More →Eaton has signed a multi-year, $250 million agreement to supply medium-duty truck transmission components to DaimlerChrysler in Brazil
Read More →Citing an "unexpended balance" in the Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness grants fund, the U.S. Research and Special Programs Administration has proposed to temporarily lower registration fees for hazardous materials haulers
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