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Cirillo Leads FMCSA asMineta Eyes Candidates
Secretary of Transportation Norman Y. Mineta has a list of candidates to fill the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s top spot, but has not yet pinpointed anyone for the job. In the interim, Julie A. Cirillo continues to lead the agency.
February 8, 2001Survey Links Fatigue to Scheduling
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration unveiled results from a four-year survey on how carrier scheduling affects driver fatigue, drawing a clear line between management practices and drivers’ perceptions of fatigue.
February 8, 2001Diesel Price Drop Predicted Despite Recent Increases
Market observers are still predicting a drop in the price of diesel fuel despite two consecutive weeks of rising prices.
February 8, 2001Dunn Resubmits Bill To Repeal Estate Tax
WASHINGTON — Hoping for a better reception at the Bush White House than she got from the Clinton administration, Rep. Jennifer Dunn (R-Wash.) last week reintroduced her bill to repeal the estate tax.
February 8, 2001CN Terms $1.2 Billion Purchase Of Railroad ‘Minor Transaction’
Canadian National Railway Co. says its plan to purchase the Wisconsin Central Transportation Corp. at a cost of $1.2 billion should be seen by the Surface Transportation Board as a “minor transaction..
February 8, 2001Freightliner, International To Make Production Cuts
More than 12,000 jobs have now been eliminated in the slumping truck-manufacturing industry since October 1999 as two more manufacturers announced new production cuts.
February 8, 2001N.J. Truckers Vow to Fight Port Authority Toll Increases
New Jersey truckers will fight a compromise toll hike approved by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey for bridges and tunnels entering New York City from New Jersey even though the increase is not as great as originally proposed.
February 8, 2001Driver Pay Rose 15%
The typical truck driver earned an average of $40,883 in salary in 2000 — up more than $5,400, or 15.3%, from three years ago — according to a study released last week by American Trucking Associations. In addition to salary, the typical driver was also eligible for three bonuses and a menu of fringe benefits.
February 8, 2001Ohio Company To Buy Kenan For $84 Million
Advantage Management Group, an Ohio-based holding company with trucking and logistics assets, will buy tank truck carrier Kenan Transport Co. for about $84 million in cash, creating one of the nation’s largest bulk haulers of petroleum products, operating in 35 states.
February 8, 2001