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Senate Panel to Examine Reduced-Sulfur Diesel
The 鈥渦ltra-low鈥 sulfur standard for diesel fuel and what it could mean to refiners, engine manufacturers and the people who use it will be the subject of a Senate hearing June 15.
June 14, 2000Study of Rail Competition Questions 'Conventional Wisdom'
Conventional wisdom over the past 20 years has been that competition in freight transportation benefits shippers more than economic regulation, but a new study shows the reverse is true 鈥 and it could have widespread effects.
June 14, 2000Senator Lobbies for Delay of Ergonomics Hearing
A Senate critic of the proposed ergonomics standards contends more analysis and response time is needed by state and local governments, railroads and the U.S. Postal Service.
June 14, 2000Trucking Industry Criticizes HIV Study
A study that attempted to warn of high-risk behavior that could expose long-haul truckers to the human immunodificiency virus drew protests and stormy reaction from many readers, including those who make their living at truck stops.
June 14, 2000P.M. Executive Briefing - June 14
In this afternoon's headlines: Transportation bill would ban hours-of-service funding; M.S. Carrier's stock gets a lift; trucking yard in California rejected; Michigan township may ban trucks; and more.
June 14, 2000Researcher Defends Trucker HIV Study
The researcher who led the survey on long-haul truckers and their risk of exposure to HIV wants to clarify several things about the findings.
June 14, 2000The Modern Truck Stop: Clean, Well-Lit
The atmosphere at many of today鈥檚 trucks stops differs little from a suburban shopping mall. Truck stops and malls are usually clean, well-lighted places with a wide variety of goods and services for sale and many different opportunities for amusement and entertainment.
June 14, 2000A.M. Executive Briefing - June 14
In the news this morning: Parker Hannifin to acquire Wynn's Intl.; Idaho trucking firms say federal hours proposals are unworkable; and trucker's insurance company to cover roadway damages in Alabama tanker explosion.
June 14, 2000Proposal: TMC Members Need Not Join ATA
Members of The Maintenance Council need not be members of American Trucking Associations under an arrangement that may lay to rest a controversy that has threatened TMC's structure since the introduction of ATA strategic plan in 1998.
June 13, 2000ATA Asked to Sue Oregon on Ton-Mile Tax
Having lost in the court of public opinion, Oregon trucking representatives now want to take their battle against the state鈥檚 weight-distance tax to a real courthouse.
June 13, 2000