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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 8, 2000

Struggling With Retention Issues

The trucking industry isn't the only one that's struggling with an employee turnover problem. Recent research by a global management consulting firm shows that employee turnover replacement costs have reduced earnings and stock prices by an

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Drivers•by Staff•August 8, 2000

AF Announces Rate Increase

American Freightways, an LTL carrier out of Harrison, Ark., will institute a general rate increase of 5.5% effective September 1

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 8, 2000

Canadian Trucking Show Cancelled

A biennial trade show billed as Canada's largest for the trucking industry has been cancelled

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 7, 2000

Atlanta Safety Demo to Open Driver Appreciation Week

The American Trucking Associations and the Georgia Motor Truck Association will kick off National Truck Driver Appreciation week Monday with a highway safety demonstration in Atlanta. Called "Drivers Deliver Safely," the event will feature members of ATA’s America’s Road Team demonstrating safe driving practices to help Atlanta-area motorists and truckers drive more safely

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Equipment•by Staff•August 7, 2000

Aussie Trucker Tells of Long Hours and Bogus Logs

The latest hearings in the inquiry into the state of the Australian long-haul trucking industry featured a driver's allegations that his employer kept a separate set of bogus log books while forcing him to drive for days on end without sleep

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Drivers•by Staff•August 7, 2000

A Good Time to Get Involved in Politics

With all the media coverage of the presidential race, it's easy to overlook the Senators and Congressman who represent your interests in Washington. But this month is a perfect opportunity to make sure they know just

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Drivers•by Staff•August 7, 2000

Alabama Corridor X Slated for Completion by 2006

For the first time, Alabama highway officials have set a deadline for completion of a 96-mile limited-access highway that will help link Birmingham to Memphis and help congestion on a heavily traveled truck route in the state. According to a report in The Birmingham News, highway officials say "Corridor X," as it is known, will be finished by 2006

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Drivers•by Staff•August 7, 2000

Indiana Short on Truck Parking

A shortage of parking spaces at Indiana rest stops is forcing many truckers to either park illegally along highway onramps or surpass the legal limit of 10 consecutive hours on the road, and according to Associated Press reports, it's creating problems between police and drivers

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 7, 2000

GM Layoff Affects 900

Slow sales in the medium-duty commercial truck market is putting about 900 General Motors workers out of work for about three weeks, according to the Madison Capital Times

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 7, 2000

TCA Chairman to Speak at McLeod Software Conference

Robert Hansen, 2000-2001 chairman of the Truckload Carriers Assn., will be the keynote speaker at McLeod Software's user's conference, Sept. 20-23 in Birmingham, Ala

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