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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 22, 1999

San Antonio Dealer Building New Facility

Janoe Kenworth Trucks plans to open a new, full-service facility on Interstate 10 in San Antonio this January

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 19, 1999

New Web Site Allows Dock Reports

A new web site allows carriers to research and report conditions at shipping and receiving docks

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Drivers•by Staff•August 19, 1999

Ryder Opens Charter School-In-The-Workplace

Ryder System, Miami, FL, yesterday dedicated the Ryder Elementary Charter School, the nation's first charter school-in-the-workplace

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 18, 1999

Teamsters Continue Overnite Campaign

The Teamsters union reports more progress in its ongoing campaign to organize Overnite Transportation

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 18, 1999

National Truck Driving Championships This Week

The National Truck Driving Championships are under way in Tampa, FL

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Drivers•by Staff•August 18, 1999

Colorado Governor Declares Mudslide Disaster

The governor of Colorado last week issued a disaster declaration, hoping to get federal help to repair millions of dollars of damage to the state's highways by mudslides

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 17, 1999

Driver Wages Still On The Rise

Driver pay among truckload carriers is rising at an annual rate of 3.8%, according to The National Survey of Driver Wages

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Aftermarket•by Staff•August 17, 1999

Intermodal Strike Spreads To Seattle

Owner-operators at seaports in Seattle and Tacoma, WA, are striking for union representation and an hourly wage. Truckers at the Port of Seattle stopped work yesterday morning. Their colleagues in Tacoma were expected to follow suit starting today

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Drivers•by Staff•August 17, 1999

Senator Introduces Inspection Legislation

In response to a recent bus tragedy in New Orleans, a Louisiana senator has introduced legislation to improve motor carrier safety compliance reviews

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Drivers•by Staff•August 17, 1999

Rule Change Would Put 'Unsatisfactory' Carriers Out Of Service

The Federal Highway Administration has asked for comments on a proposal to automatically shut down carriers that don't correct "unsatisfactory" safety ratings after 60 days

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