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Executive Briefing - July 2
G.I. Continues Midwest Expansion; After Three Months, Comair Flies Again; Officials Investigate Two Calif. Trucking Cos.; Swift, M.S. Carriers Complete Merger; and more...
July 2, 2001Analysts Expect Flat Earnings From Trucking
Transportation industry experts said that the U.S. economic slowdown likely took a bite out of the profits of many trucking and railroad companies in the second quarter ended Friday.
July 2, 2001Diesel Drops Another 4 Cents to $1.407 Per Gallon
The average price of diesel fuel across the United States fell another 4 cents per gallon last week, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. This was the fifth consecutive week the price has dropped.
July 2, 2001Editorial: Living Up to Nafta, Safely
In 1993, United States officials signed the North American Free Trade Agreement, in which they committed the nation to a series of actions to encourage the movement of goods and services between the continent’s three primary tenants. br clear=all.
July 2, 2001Trucking Technology Report - July 2
High Court Deals Blow to FCC; Today's Cyborgs Get an Eyeful; DoCoMo Sees 3G Equaling Hit Services; and more...
July 2, 2001Reports Show Signs of Slow Economic Recovery
The Federal Reserve's interest-rate cutting campaign appears to be slowly helping the U.S. economy and the manufacturing sector, two reports released on Friday showed.
June 29, 2001Transport Firms Cited for Internet Foresight
A number of freight transportation companies with strong commercial Web sites, led by trucking giant Yellow Corp., were ranked among the nation’s top 100 e-businesses by a widely circulated technology magazine.
June 29, 2001Weight-Limits Increase Urged For Maine I-95
Trucks driving on Interstate 95 in Maine would be exempt from federal weight limits for three years under a bill introduced in Congress. he bill, sponsored by Rep. John Baldacci (D-Maine), would do away with the 80,000-pound weight limit for trucks on that highway for a three-year period.
June 29, 2001Inventor Sees Fuel Savings With New Diesel Truck Engine
Dimitrios Dardalis thinks he has a design that will enable producers to wring greater fuel efficiency from diesel engines while greatly reducing overhaul requirements. ardalis, a mechanical engineering doctoral candidate at the University of Texas at Austin, patented a wear-reducing concept that involves the use of rotating cylinder bore liners to reduce boundary friction during the combustion cycle.
June 29, 2001Executive Briefing - June 29
Hoffa, Leedham Nominated for Teamsters President; Oshkosh Acquires Geesink Norba for $127.5 Million; Airborne, DHL Reportedly in Talks; FedEx Express to Trim Jobs Through Attrition; and more...
June 29, 2001