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Fuel Price Spike Flattens Out
The national average price of diesel fuel rose less than a cent last week to just over $1.08 a gallon — the smallest increase in the past four weeks.
April 21, 1999Industry Prods Congress on Theft
TT File PhotoA group thinks it has the right combination to unlock congressional action on a plan to reduce cargo theft and allow criminal background checks of potential employees in trucking.
April 21, 1999Truck Sales Temperature Check: Steaming Ahead of 1998’s Record
Class 8 truck sales in North America continued at a blistering pace in March, with 22,455 units sold — nearly 28% above the total in March 1998.
April 21, 1999Van Trailer Shipments Down, Chassis Up
Shipments of complete truck trailers and chassis for the first two months of 1999 are down 10% from last year, but have shown a slight growth in orders since January.
April 21, 1999Stopping Theft a Shared Responsibility
The responsibility for preventing cargo theft is shared by everyone in the logistics chain.
April 20, 1999ITS America Conference Under Way
Transportation professionals are in Washington, D.C., for the Intelligent Transportation Society of America’s annual meeting.
April 20, 1999Success of Intermodal Could Depend on Attracting Truckers
Will the truckload segment be a major source of new intermodal traffic for railroads? Don’t bet on it.
April 20, 1999Conrail Needs Intermodal Traffic
The ability to make customers out of today’s motor carrier competitors may determine the success or failure of the joint purchase and breakup of Conrail by Norfolk Southern and CSX.
April 20, 1999FHWA Warns Trucking: More Enforcement, Less Cooperation
TT PhotoThe days of the industry’s hand-in-hand relationship with the federal government are over, soon to be replaced by stronger safety enforcement, according to the FHWA's top trucking regulator, Julie Cirillo (pictured).
April 19, 1999Court Weighs Owner-Operator Status
The Penn. Supreme Court has agreed to step into the murky area of whether owner-operators are employees or independent contractors.
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