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FedEx Expands Hours, Reworks Corporate Order
FedEx Corp. is reorganizing its hours of operation for the public and its internal corporate structure in an attempt to reap premium prices from procrastinators and find a home for newly acquired American Freightways.
January 31, 2001Canadian Groups At Loggerheads Over Hours Enforcement
A Canadian truck drivers group, upset at high diesel prices, is challenging the Ontario government to do complete safety audits of all trucking companies in the province over the objections of another industry organization.
January 31, 2001Mineta Will Use IG Report As 鈥楪uideline鈥
Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta said he would use a recent Department of Transportation inspector general鈥檚 report, detailing recommendations for trucking and other modes of transportation, as a 鈥済uideline and reference.鈥
January 31, 2001Cirillo: Development Of Hours Rules Continues
The Bush administration has given the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration no signals as to what it expects in an hours-of-service regulation, but Julie A. Cirillo - FMCSA's acting chief - said the agency is continuing its efforts to develop a final rule.
January 31, 2001Emery鈥檚 Future Clouded By Loss of USPS
With the loss of two major postal shipping contracts and increasing competition in the heavyweight airfreight market, Emery Worldwide faces a critical test in the coming months to replace lost revenue and shore up lagging profits.
January 31, 2001Executive Briefing - Jan. 31
In the news: C.H. Robinson Reports 4Q Gains; Analysts See More U.S. Cuts for Volvo Trucks; New CEO, COO for Trism; Amazon.com Cuts Workforce, Trims Distribution; Truck Council Taps Petty as President; and more...
January 31, 2001Trucking Technology Report - Jan. 30
A Look Back at How a Fire Hurt Cell-Phone Output; peedchain Works on Logistics Tracking Tools; YK Ship Line Launces Web Logistics Service; and andwidth Breakthrough Leads to New Puzzle.
January 30, 2001Calif. Ag Haulers Squeezed by Electricity Crisis
California agricultural haulers, farmers and food processors are up to their ears in broccoli these days.
January 30, 2001Bush Team Reopens Diesel Sulfur Rule
WASHINGTON 鈥 White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card Jr. said the Bush administration will review diesel sulfur and clean engine standards imposed by the Environmental Protection Agency, postponing the regulation鈥檚 effective date for 60 days.
January 30, 2001Mineta Will Use IG Report As 鈥楪uideline鈥
Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta said he would use a recent Department of Transportation inspector general鈥檚 report, detailing recommendations for trucking and other modes of transportation, as a 鈥済uideline and reference..
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