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Buyers Finding That Low-Mileage Used Trucks Are in Short Supply

Buyers and sellers of heavy-duty used trucks said they are working harder to find the equipment they need as an earlier glut of used trucks eases and prices rise. One difficulty, they agreed, is that low-mileage used Class 8 vehicles have virtually disappeared from a marketplace that is redefining the term 鈥渞oadworthy.鈥

August 26, 2003

Average Diesel Price Rises Another 0.5 Cent to $1.503

The average price of diesel fuel in the United States increased 0.5 cent to $1.503 per gallon last week, while the average price of regular unleaded gasoline rose 12 cents to a record $1.747, the Department of Energy reported Monday.

August 25, 2003

President Bush: Truckers Make 'Important Contributions'

President George W. Bush praised America's truck drivers, saying in a letter this weekend that they make "important contributions to our economy and our quality of life.".

August 25, 2003

Existing 91视频s Sales Hit Record in July

Sales of previously owned homes rose 5% in July to a record 6.12 million at an annual pace, the third increase in the last four months, the National Association of Realtors reported Monday..

August 25, 2003

News Briefs - Aug. 25

Lundberg: Gasoline Prices Make Record Jump 鈥 Many Manufacturers Seek Freer Trade 鈥 Strike by Truckers in South Korea Enter Fifth Day 鈥 And more...

August 25, 2003

Technology Briefs - Aug. 20 - Aug. 26

Spread of Computer Virus Slows Over Weekend 鈥 Report: Germany鈥檚 Electronic Truck Toll System to be Approved 鈥 Chicago Toll Plaza to Convert Lanes for I-PASS Use 鈥 Schneider to Equip Trailer Fleet With Qualcomm Tracking System 鈥 And more...

August 25, 2003

Hazmat Carriers Still Await Word on Security Checks

With only days left before the Transportation Security Administration鈥檚 Sept. 2 deadline to conduct criminal background checks of the nation鈥檚 3.5 million hazardous materials drivers, TSA still released no new information last week.

August 22, 2003

Editorial: Still Waiting for TSA鈥檚 Answers

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. ith literally days left before the first deadline for the trucking industry to undergo criminal background checks on its 3.5 million drivers who handle hazardous materials, the Transportation Security Administration wasn鈥檛 talking. And trucking was justifiably concerned.

August 22, 2003

Transportation Secretary Mineta Praises Truck Drivers

Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta praised America's truck drivers for their continuing efforts to improve safety on the nation's highways.

August 22, 2003

News Briefs - Aug. 22

Heartland Express Settles Lawsuit 鈥 Trucking Company Owner Convicted in Bribery Case 鈥 Fed Officials Downplay Strength of Recovery 鈥 Truck Drivers in South Korea Go on Strike 鈥 And more...

August 22, 2003

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