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Court Grants 30 Days to Appeal Ban Against Mexican Trucks Serving U.S.
The federal government has gained a 30-day extension of the deadline for filing its appeal to the Supreme Court of a lower court decision banning trucks from Mexico until it has done a study of potential environmental effects of increased exhaust emissions, the Department of Justice said July 11.
July 24, 2003News Briefs - July 24
Old Dominion’s 2Q Profits Grow • Paccar Earnings Up on Higher Truck Orders • Oshkosh Profits Rise; Declares Stock Split • Mullen's Trucking Segment Reports Revenue Increase • And more...
July 24, 2003Dana Rejects Offer From Rival ArvinMeritor
Vehicle parts maker Dana Corp. said Tuesday that its board of directors had rejected a $2.2 billion offer from rival ArvinMeritor Inc., news services reported.
July 23, 2003Security Briefs - July 17 - July 23
Tighter Cargo Security Proposed by Customs • Senate Rejects Proposal to Boost 91ÊÓÆµland Security Spending • 91ÊÓÆµland Security Department Awards Two Contracts • Report: 91ÊÓÆµland Security Understaffed, Unorganized
July 23, 2003TSA Could Delay Deadlines for Hazmat Driver Checks
The Transportation Security Administration said it was considering requests to delay criminal background checks for 3.5 million hazardous material drivers, while still working on guidelines for states and industry to meet.
July 23, 2003U.S. Set to Begin Trailer-Tracking Test in August
The federal government said full-scale testing of trailer-tracking technologies aimed at preventing hazardous material shipments from falling into the hands of terrorists will begin in late August.
July 23, 2003News Briefs - July 23
C.H. Robinson Reports Higher 2Q Net Income • Ryder's Profit Rises on Freight-Management Gains • Covenant Reports Slight Increase in Profits • CNF Says It Won't Shut North American Airfreight Unit • And more...
July 23, 2003Detroit Diesel CEO Reinhardt Sees Higher Sales, Fuel Mileage
DETROIT — Demand for heavy-duty truck engines may be strong enough by late this year to cause Detroit Diesel Corp. to increase production in the fourth quarter, the company’s new chief executive officer said recently. br clear=all>
July 22, 2003Lingering Engine Worries Cause Class 8 Sales to Fall
Retail sales of heavy-duty trucks dropped 1.8% in June, compared with already weak sales in the corresponding month of 2002, as analysts said fleets continued to refrain from upgrading equipment because of conflicting reports about the performance of new-model engines.
July 22, 2003Average Diesel Price Rises 0.4 Cent to $1.439
The average retail price of diesel fuel in the United States rose 0.4 cent to $1.439, the third straight weekly increase, the U.S. Department of Energy reported Monday. br clear=all.
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