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Drivers•by Staff•November 10, 1999

American Freightways Commits To ITS

With an order for 50 Eaton VORAD collision warning systems, American Freightways is emphasizing its commitment to the use of intelligent transportation systems

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 10, 1999

Miami Port Truckers Caught In Labor Dispute

Independent truckers at the Port of Miami-Dade are caught in a labor dispute that’s keeping them from earning a living

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Drivers•by Staff•November 10, 1999

Owner-Operators Key To OTR Express Comeback

OTR Express, Olathe, KS, plans to grow through owner-operators as part of its new strategy to return to profitability

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Drivers•by Staff•November 10, 1999

Dizzy In Arizona

If some highway designers get their way, you'll soon be going around in circles in what some say is a more efficient, safer type of intersection. Arizona is the latest state to try roundabouts, a type of

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 10, 1999

Xtra Profits Drop

Xtra Corp. reported fiscal fourth quarter profits of $17 million, down 11% from fourth quarter 1998. Revenue for the quarter were $121 million versus $119 million a year ago. For fiscal 1999, which ended Sept. 30, the

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 9, 1999

California Kicks In More Money To Convert Diesels

California's South Coast Air Quality Management District has approved an additional $13.5 million in funding to subsidize the conversion of diesel vehicles to cleaner fuels.

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 9, 1999

ATA Suing States Over Interstate Commerce Restrictions

The American Trucking Assns. is suing two states over regulations it says place an unfair burden on out-of-state carriers and violate U.S. Constitution provisions prohibiting states from interfering with interstate commerce

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Aftermarket•by Staff•November 9, 1999

Michigan Wants More Staff To Handle Border Traffic

The Michigan Department of Transportation wants to double the number of customs and immigration officials to deal with increased traffic, especially trucks, with the opening of a second bridge to Canada

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Drivers•by Staff•November 9, 1999

Landstar Moves to New Headquarters

Landstar System, Jacksonville, FL, has moved to new headquarters

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Equipment•by Staff•November 9, 1999

DaimlerChrysler To Modernize Brazil Operations

DaimlerChrysler, parent company of Freightliner, plans to modernize its truck-making operations in Brazil

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