Search
Showing 10 of 73456 results
Security & Safety Briefs - July 7 - July 13
New York Passes Work-Zone Safety Measure • Insurance Study Cites Cell-Phone Safety Risks
July 13, 2005TT's Seth Clevenger and Mike Senatore unpack the trends, surprises and shake-ups that define this year's Top 100 for-hire carriers..
Crude Oil Closes at $60 as Inventories Decline
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. rude oil prices declined slightly despite a drop in inventories, while distillate inventories, which include diesel, increased in the Department of Energy’s weekly report issued Wednesday.
July 13, 2005FedEx Plans $150 Million Hub in South China
FedEx Express said Wednesday it plans to build a new, $150 million Asia Pacific hub at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport in southern China.
July 13, 2005Southern California Port Drivers May Stage 1-Day Strike
Truck drivers at Southern California’s two main ports may stage a one-day work stoppage over concerns about new overnight shifts, potentially disrupting cargo deliveries at the start of the year's busiest shipping season, Reuters reported Tuesday.
July 12, 2005Diesel Tops $2.40, Gasoline Jumps Above $2.30 in New Records
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. iesel fuel and gasoline both jumped to new retail price records Monday, with diesel climbing 6 cents to $2.408 a gallon and gasoline leaping 10.2 cents to $2.328, the Department of Energy reported Monday.
July 12, 2005N.J. Senate Passes Intermodal 'Roadability' Bill
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. he New Jersey Senate June 30 approved a bill intended to improve the quality of truck chassis being distributed at ports in the state, according to American Trucking Associations’ Intermodal Motor Carriers Conference.
July 12, 2005Economists Raise Growth Forecast, Bloomberg Says
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. conomists raised their U.S. economic growth forecasts for this year's second half and said they expect the Federal Reserve to lift its interest rate target more as a result, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.
July 12, 2005Minnesota Ends Government Shutdown
A shutdown of parts of Minnesota’s government, which had included rest stops, ended Saturday as Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R) signed a temporary spending plan and lawmakers agreed on the outline of a two-year budget, the Associated Press reported.
July 12, 2005FMCSA Names TeBeau New Chief Counsel
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration said July 1 that Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta had appointed Suzanne TeBeau to be the agency’s new chief counsel.
July 12, 2005Officials Warn of Weekend Construction on Capital Beltway
Officials in the Washington, D.C., area are mounting a major campaign to divert traffic, including trucks, away from the Woodrow Wilson Bridge on Interstate 495 this weekend because of what could be a huge traffic snarl, the Associated Press reported.
July 12, 2005