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Ivan Damages Highways, Railroad Tracks
As parts of the Southeast were dealing with heavy rains on Friday from the remnants of Hurricane Ivan, Gulf Coast states including Florida were dealing with severe highway and rail damage, news services reported..
September 17, 2004Freightliner Predicts Record Profits for 2004
Freightliner LLC, the largest North American maker of heavy-duty trucks, said its revenue increased 25% during the first eight months of 2004, Bloomberg reported.
September 17, 2004EPA Drops Fuel-Testing Offer as Trucking Has Little Interest
The Environmental Protection Agency said the trucking industry鈥檚 lack of interest prompted the agency to cancel its plan to develop 鈥渃lean corridors鈥 in which fleets could buy ultra-low-sulfur fuel in 2005 to test 2007 diesel engines under actual operating conditions. br clear=all>
September 17, 2004Va. Truckers Lose Sales Tax Exemption
Trucking companies in Virginia lost a sales tax exemption effective Sept. 1, as the state鈥檚 new two-year budget went into effect.
September 17, 2004News Briefs - Sept. 16
September Philadelphia Fed Index Declines 鈥 CPI Rises 0.1% in August 鈥 Jobless Claims Increase in Latest Week 鈥 Survey: CFOs Less Optimistic About U.S. Economy
September 16, 2004Hurricane Ivan Batters Gulf Coast; Many Ports Remain Closed
Hurricane Ivan reached the Golf Coast of the United States on overnight with winds of 130 mph, deadly tornadoes and heavy rains, news services reported..
September 16, 2004Price of Crude Oil Falls as Refineries Begin to Reopen
The price of crude oil in New York declined on Thursday afternoon after Hurricane Ivan moved inland and crews returned to production platforms in the Gulf of Mexico off Louisiana, Bloomberg reported.
September 16, 2004Equipment Manufacturers Bring Updated Models to Market
Unlike the heavy-duty truck sector, which can go years without seeing major changes in many of the Class 8 manufacturers鈥 units, the medium-duty sector always seems to offer at least a few models that have undergone major updates. That trend held true this year.
September 16, 2004Millions Evacuate as Hurricane Ivan Nears
Millions of people from New Orleans to northwest Florida were urged to flee as Hurricane Ivan pushed across the Gulf of Mexico on a track that could bring it to the U.S. coast on Wednesday night or early Thursday, news services reported.
September 15, 2004Industrial Production Rises 0.1% in August
Industrial production in the United States rose 0.1% in August, while the proportion of industrial capacity in use remained unchanged at 77.3%, the Federal Reserve reported Wednesday.
September 15, 2004