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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 26, 2000

HOS Hearing Ongoing in Connecticut

More than 100 truck drivers and other concerned parties turned up yesterday to testify at the U.S. Department of Transportation's public hearing on its hours of service proposal in Vernon, Conn

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Drivers•by Staff•June 26, 2000

Moyes Extends Another Offer for Simon Transportation

Jerry Moyes has issued another tender offer for all outstanding shares of Simon Transportation, a Salt Lake City, Utah-based truckload carrier, at $7 per share

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Drivers•by Staff•June 26, 2000

KLLM Purchase Looks Like Done Deal

KLLM's President and CEO and his partner have extended their offer to buy KLLM Transport Services through July 6, but the deal appears to be a sure thing and has gained regulatory approval from the Federal Trade Commission

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 26, 2000

Traveling Smog Regs Hit Roadblock

A plan to reduce air pollution that drifts from the Midwest to the Northeast will soon be put into effect

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 26, 2000

Microanalytics Offers SimChain

Microanalytics (www.bestroutes.com) of Arlington, VA, is now offering SimChain supply chain simulation software

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 26, 2000

Dillon Transport Chooses Fleet Advisor

Dillon Transport of McCook, Ill., has purchased the Fleet Advisor management system for its bulk asphalt fleet

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 26, 2000

Freightquote.com Links with Capstan

Freightquote.com of Kansas City has announced a partnership with the Capstan Network for Global Logistics, Import and Export Execution (www.capstan.com) of San Francisco

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 26, 2000

nPassage Adds Enhancements

Seattle-based nPassage has enhanced the web-based transportation management system that provides shipment tendering and tracking across modes at www.npassage.com.

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 25, 2000

Trucking Company Denies Discrimination

A lawyer for Central Distributing Co., Grand Junction, Colo., is disputing a job applicant's claim that he was refused a position as a truck driver because his religious beliefs bar him from cutting his ponytail

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Aftermarket•by Staff•June 23, 2000

TMC/ATA: Another Unsavory Compromise

"McCormick blinked," is the way one veteran of the Washington association scene put it. He was referring to Walter McCormick, ATA president and CEO. Yesterday, the contentious struggle between American Trucking Associations and its "business enterprise"

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