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Coalition Chides Proposal As Ergonomics Hearings Start

Stacked side by side, the 90 five-inch-thick binders containing the ergonomics documentation resembled a fort as opponents continued to lay siege to the proposed standard last week.

March 22, 2000
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Schneider Adds Company to Logistics Portfolio

Schneider Logistics purchased Tranzact Systems, a 91视频wood, Ill.-based freight payment company, and will operate the business as a stand-alone freight payment and auditing service.

March 22, 2000
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States Attempt to Ease Pain of Fuel Price Pinch

State legislators are trying to ease the pain of high diesel and gasoline costs by removing state taxes from the fuel price equation.

March 22, 2000

PNV Rolls Out Wireless Broadband Service

PNV Inc., a company that provides telephone and cable connections at truck stops, has launched a wireless network that gives truck drivers broadband access to the Internet.

March 22, 2000

Idaho Gov. Backs Deal to Settle Tax Suit

Gov. Dirk Kempthorne of Idaho endorsed a $27 million settlement that would provide refunds to interstate carriers that overpaid the state鈥檚 weight-distance tax and reform the truck tax system.

March 22, 2000

Shuster Opposes Fuel Tax Rollback

House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman Bud Shuster has come out against rolling back the federal fuel tax, arguing that major road construction and rebuilding projects would be stopped in their tracks.

March 22, 2000

Researchers Discuss Trailer Design

Trailers in the future may sport small wedge-shaped edge moldings or they may be enveloped in a constant stream of compressed air in the attempt to improve aerodynamics, said researchers at The Maintenance Council's annual meeting.

March 22, 2000

A.M. Executive Briefing - Mar. 22

In the news this morning: DOT Web sites to accept applications, payments of fines; Police thank trucker who aided officer in roadside struggle; and Georgia truckers rally for parking rights.

March 22, 2000

P.M. Executive Briefing - Mar. 21

This afternoon's headlines: Nissan Diesel completes land sale as part of bailout plan; Canadian fuel price study draws criticism; and Campbell's recipe for distribution cost savings.

March 21, 2000

EPA Expected to Issue Strict New Diesel Rules

The Environmental Protection Agency is expected to soon issue new rules that will impose tighter limits on pollution in the exhaust of diesel engines, and the changes could result in sharp fuel price increases.

March 21, 2000

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