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ALK Associates, Inc., Princeton, NJ, has released PC Miler Europe 2000. The commercial routing and mileage software for motor carriers, manufacturers, and logistics companies with European operations provides highway routing between 50 countries within Eastern and Western Europe, Great Britain, Scandinavia, and the former Soviet Union.
Read More →Keystone Systems, Inc., Spokane, WA, has released the latest version of Keystone Truck Software. According to Keystone, the software for small to medium-sized fleets was completely redesigned to take advantage of the user-friendly Windows environment
Read More →Paccar trucks may soon include advanced traffic advisory services. The ePaccar Division of Paccar Inc., makers of Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks, has announced a partnership with technology company InfoMove of Seattle, WA
Read More →Trucking isn't the only mode taking its business to the Internet. Major railroads are also launching competing sites for freight business.
Read More →FleetPride, an aftermarket distributor of heavy-duty truck parts, has announced the acquisition of Fleet Parts Warehouse, Baton Rouge, LA. FleetPride now has 170 locations nationwide in 33 states as well as a location in England.
Read More →M.S. Carriers Inc. has announced the opening of its new $8 million Laredo, Texas, terminal, being dubbed the "largest trucking facility of its kind along the U.S. border with Mexico." The 65,000 square foot terminal facility is
Read More →FedEx Ground (formerly RPS) broke ground yesterday on a 156,000-square-foot addition to its corporate headquarters in Moon Township, PA. Construction is expected to be completed by late summer of 2001
Read More →Large trucks were involved in crashes that killed 108 people in Iowa last year, the worst truck death toll in 15 years.
Read More →A tanker truck smashed into a Pennsylvania Turnpike toll booth Tuesday evening, engulfing a section of the toll plaza in flames. The driver of the truck died and three toll employees were injured
Read More →Cummins Engine Co. is taking legal action to have Internet giant, Yahoo, Inc., reveal the identities of individuals who allegedly posted sensitive company information on a computer bulletin board
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