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Equipment•by Staff•September 23, 1999

Time To Renew Customs Decals

The U.S .Customs Service is mailing renewal applications for User Fee Decal 2000

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Equipment•by Staff•September 22, 1999

Earthquake In Taiwan Could Affect LTL Shipments

The Taiwan earthquake could seriously disrupt the electronics industry, affecting trucking in the U.S., especially the less-than-truckload industry

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Drivers•by Staff•September 22, 1999

Senate Plans Truck Safety Hearings

The Senate will hold hearings on truck safety reform legislation next week

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 22, 1999

Pennsylvania Court Rules Owner-Operator Was Employee

The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled that a Schneider owner-operator was actually an employee and entitled to worker's compensation benefits

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 22, 1999

DAT Launches Internet Load Service For Owner-Operators

Now owner-operators of up to three trucks can tap into a new, affordable, Internet-based load-matching service from DAT Services

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Drivers•by Staff•September 22, 1999

Boyd Bros. Building Deluxe Terminal

Boyd Bros. Transportation, Clayton, AL, is building a $5 million terminal in Birmingham, AL, that it hopes will help it recruit and keep drivers

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 22, 1999

Largest Peterbilt Dealer To Sell Dorsey Trailers

Rush Enterprises, the largest Peterbilt dealer in North America, has signed an agreement to become a dealer for Dorsey Trailers

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Drivers•by Staff•September 21, 1999

Congress Moves Closer to DOT Funding

Congress is getting closer to providing operating funds for the Department of Transportation for the next fiscal year

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 21, 1999

Overnite Rejects Mediation, Teamsters Threaten To Strike

Overnite Transportation has rejected an offer from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service to mediate contract negotiations between the company and the Teamsters union

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Aftermarket•by Staff•September 21, 1999

Newcomer Challenges Communication Giants

There is a new name in mobile communications for trucking: Terion, Inc. Monday, the company based in Melbourne, Florida, won approval from the Federal Communications Commission for a new kind of transceiver, unlike those found in long-haul trucks today

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