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Security & Safety Briefs - Nov. 18 - Nov. 24
Fatal Crashes Caused by Animals on the Rise • Woman Pleads Guilty in Deadly Smuggling Case • Government to Increase Safety Checks on Union Pacific
November 24, 2004UPS Canada, Teamsters Reach Tentative Agreement
The Teamsters union said it suspended its strike at UPS Canada after a tentative deal was reached Tuesday on a six-year contract.
November 23, 2004CitiCapital Sells Truck Financing Unit to GE for $4.4 Billion
CitiCapital said it would sell its transportation finance business to General Electric Co. for $4.4 billion.
November 23, 2004Average Diesel Price Declines Another 1.6 Cents to $2.116
The average retail price for diesel fuel fell 1.6 cents to $2.116 per gallon, the U.S. Department of Energy reported Monday. br clear=all>
November 23, 2004Broker, Shipper Groups Devise Model Contract
SAN ANTONIO — Groups representing brokers and shippers approved a model contract last week that they said could facilitate negotiating transactions between companies in those businesses.
November 23, 2004News Briefs - Nov. 23
91ÊÓÆµ Resales Fall 0.1% in October • UAW Workers Approve New Detroit Diesel Contract • UPS Names New Head of U.S. Package Operations • XRG’s Revenues Surge, but Posts Larger Loss • And more...
November 23, 2004Teamsters Go on Strike at UPS Canada
UPS Canada said the Teamsters union initiated a work stoppage on Monday involving about 3,800 employees.
November 22, 2004Congress Approves $388 Billion Budget
Congress approved a $388 billion measure this weekend to fund 14 cabinet-level departments including the Department of Transportation. However, there was not agreement reached on a new six-year highways and mass transportation bill..
November 22, 2004Sulfur Limits Must Be Cut
NEW ORLEANS — Ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel is going to have to leave refineries at well below new federal sulfur-content levels for 2006 because contamination as it moves through pipelines is inevitable, according to refiners, pipeline operators and environmental officials.
November 22, 2004Editorial: Trucking and the Drive for Cleaner Air
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. n case there were lingering doubts, American Trucking Associations President Bill Graves last week emphatically stated the industry’s commitment to do its part, without stint, in the war on air pollution..
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