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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Speaking this past week at the Mid-America Trucking Show here, Kenworth Trucks General Manager Ed Caudill said trucking’s tough times will continue through this year and will not go away soon.

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In another gloomy report about the economic outlook, the Conference Board said Thursday that its index of U.S. leading economic indicators dropped 0.3% in February.

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. – James Hebe, president of Freightliner Corp., unveiled March 21 a series of programs he said are designed to “rebuild the North American heavy-duty used truck industry” by dealing with the used truck crisis.

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Those who blame overproduction for current problems in the market for big rig class 8 trucks are taking an "idiot's view" of the situation, Freightliner President James Hebe said here Wednesday.

Truckers love to show off. They also like to glimpse some of the other best-looking tractors and trailers around. That’s why truck shows are proliferating across the country, attracting significant sponsorships in the process.

WASHINGTON — The Bush administration does not plan to open the United States to Mexican trucks carrying international freight for at least eight months, Secretary of Transportation Norman Mineta said last week.

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