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Drivers•by Staff•November 29, 1999

Financial Ratings Of USF And Werner Downgraded

Thanks mostly to concern about high fuel costs, the Banc of America last week downgraded its rating of two trucking companies

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Drivers•by Staff•November 29, 1999

Missouri DOT Looks To Toll Roads

The Missouri Department of Transportation wants to have the authority to establish toll roads and bridges

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 29, 1999

Truckstop To Pay For Dumping Raw Sewage

A New Hampshire truckstop will pay $225,000 to settle a pollution lawsuit

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Safety & Compliance•by Staff•November 29, 1999

States Target Road Rage

Colorado and New Hampshire are two of the latest states to pay special attention to aggressive driving, often called "road rage.

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Fleet Management•by Staff•November 29, 1999

E-Commerce Poses Huge Challenge, Says Eaton's Cutler

Just-in-time inventory management has been a boon for the truck industry, and e-commerce may be its greatest future challenge, according to Eaton president and COO Sandy Cutler. In his keynote address at the NationaLease annual convention,

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 29, 1999

Peregrine Helps United Manage Fleet

Peregrine Systems says United Airlines has purchased its FleetAnywhere software system for implementation in 39 locations worldwide.

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Drivers•by Staff•November 29, 1999

Six Schneider Drivers Win Packer Weekend

Six of Schneider National's Advantage Club winners were treated to a Green Bay Packer football weekend early this fall.

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 29, 1999

Jacobs Builds 2 Millionth Brake

Jacobs Vehicle Systems recently produced its two-millionth engine retarder, or Jake Brake as it is commonly known.

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 29, 1999

Future Potential Is Double-Edged For PNV

The possibility of success may have hurt PNV Inc.'s debut on the Nasdaq last Wednesday

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 29, 1999

Clean Diesel Products Closer To Commercialization

Clean Diesel Technologies Inc. fell deeper into the red last quarter as it continues to invest in systems to help engine makers meet 2002 emissions regulations. The company lost $2.4 million in the third quarter and has lost $3.8 million year-to-date.

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