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Schneider’s Duley Warns Of New Costs For ’07 Trucks
CHICAGO — A senior truck fleet executive warned that his company is concerned about its ability to afford trucks that will comply with 2007 federal emissions rules because of extra costs for both routine engine maintenance and onboard diagnostic systems.
August 11, 2003Technology Briefs - Aug. 6 - Aug. 12
Nebraska to Use Webcams to Show Road Conditions • Sirius Radio Loss Widens in 2Q •.
August 11, 2003EPA: Refiners Intend to Make Enough Low-Sulfur Diesel Fuel
CHICAGO — Environmental Protection Agency officials said last week that reports from refiners have assured them that the trucking industry can count on having enough ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel available in 2006 to meet their fleets’ needs.
August 11, 2003Truck, Engine Makers To Assure EPA on Urea
CHICAGO — Several truck and engine manufacturers said they would soon demonstrate to the Environmental Protection Agency that there would be a sufficient nationwide supply of urea to support diesel engine emission-control systems using the nitrogen compound.
August 11, 2003Supreme Court Agrees to Review California Alternative-Fuel Rule
The Supreme Court has agreed to review an appeals court decision upholding the California South Coast Air Quality Management District’s requirement that certain public and private fleets buy alternative-energy vehicles instead of those powered by diesel engines.
August 11, 2003Online Job-Search Services Proving Popular With Seekers and Providers
The search for truck drivers has moved online as dozens of driver-recruiting Web sites have cropped up in recent years — some with colorful monikers like bubbajunk.com and some with straightforward names like truckdriver.com.
August 11, 2003Lawmakers Push for Intermodal Repairs
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee could soon consider a bill that would benefit the trucking industry by requiring steamship lines and railroads to repair container chassis and trailers.
August 11, 2003News Briefs - Aug. 11
Yellow Says Savings From Roadway Deal Could Reach $198M • I-64 Paving Project May Need to Be Redone • Survey Says Gas Prices Rising Nationwide • Amerco CFO Steps Down •
August 11, 2003TSA Says It Still Cannot Report Progress on Background Checks
With less than three weeks before its Sept. 2 deadline to complete name-based background checks on millions of hazardous material drivers, the Transportation Security Administration said it could not yet supply information on how those checks were progressing.
August 8, 2003News Briefs - Aug. 8
CVSA Announces Brake Safety Campaign • Airborne, Pilots Reach Five-Year Labor Pact • Intermodal Shipments Up Last Week • Patriot Announces Stock Repurchase Program • And more ...
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