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Diesel Prices Soar in New England

A blast of bitter cold throughout the Northeast is being blamed for a 6.7-cents-a-gallon leap in the retail price of diesel fuel in New England, but the average national price, remained steady.

January 21, 2000

Calif. Truckers Talk Diesel Emissions

In recent years, California truckers and environmentalists have tussled over diesel emissions in what could be the opening skirmishes of a coming national war over truck exhaust.

January 21, 2000

Economy May Drive Rates Higher

Continuing economic growth and mounting trucking costs, especially for driver pay, will set the stage for higher freight rates in 2000, Management Outlook Forum panelists agreed.

January 21, 2000

New York Recalls Fuel Tax Stickers

A case of disappearing ink is forcing New York state to recall International Fuel Tax Agreement stickers issued for 2000.

January 21, 2000

A.M. Executive Briefing - Jan. 21

In the news this morning: Ryder System teams up with Job Corps on mechanic program; Samsung confirms talks with Renault truck unit; and Ore. gas tax has mixed effects for trucks.

January 21, 2000

Panelists Cool on Some Safety Tech

When it comes to relying on high-tech devices such as on-board data recorders in an effort to improve safety, many truckers need convincing.

January 20, 2000

US&T to Invest in E-Commerce

United Shipping & Technology, which acquired Corporate Express Delivery Systems in September, has raised $9 million through a private sale of stock and plans to invest it in e-commerce expansion.

January 20, 2000

Mexican Truckers Want More Time

Mexican truckers believe they need five more years to get ready to compete with other North American truckers in hauling international freight.

January 20, 2000

Freightliner Recalls 3,000 Trucks

Freightliner Corp. has issued a recall notice on nearly 3,000 1998 and 1999 model trucks for correction of a flaw that could lead to a wheel separation.

January 20, 2000

FHWA Seeks Comments on ITS

The Federal Highway Administration is soliciting public comment on its plan to mandate use of dedicated short-range communications technology as a provisional standard for certain projects.

January 20, 2000

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