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Port of Miami Withdraws Suit Over Truckers' Protests

The Teamsters union said Saturday that the Port of Miami and one of its terminals had withdrawn a lawsuit against drivers at the port who had protested at the facility last summer over high fuel prices, shutting it down for two weeks.

April 18, 2005

Executive Dashboards: Fleet Activity at a Glance

Everyone who drives a truck glances frequently at the dashboard to check on speed, the fuel gauge and how vehicle systems are performing.

April 18, 2005

ArvinMeritor Says Eaton’s Patent Suit Limited in Scope

ArvinMeritor said that an April 7 International Trade Commission order based on a complaint by Eaton Corp. against was limited to patent infringements related to automated mechanical transmissions.

April 18, 2005

iTech: Got Your Ears On?

Once upon a time, citizen band radios were as much a part of the gear in a trucker’s rig as his Ray-Bans and coffee Thermos. Being without one on the road was unthinkable. A CB was a trucker’s lifeline to the outside world.

April 18, 2005

ATD Chairman Says Heavy-Duty Truck Sales May Grow 25% in 2005

ORLANDO, Fla. — Despite a shortage of components and production bottlenecks, the chairman of the American Truck Dealers said he expected as much as 25% growth in heavy-duty truck sales in 2005 as fleet executives continue to replenish older equipment and buy trucks in advance of new diesel engine emission regulations in 2007.

April 18, 2005

Judge Upholds D.C. Hazmat Ban in Ruling Against CSX

A federal judge Monday upheld the District of Columbia’s law banning rail hazardous materials shipments near the U.S. Capitol, clearing the way for hazmat shipments to be rerouted starting Wednesday.

April 18, 2005

Crude Oil Prices Dip Below $50 Before Rebounding

Crude oil prices hit a two month low, falling under $50 a barrel in overnight trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange before rebounding slightly, Bloomberg reported Monday.

April 18, 2005

Technology Briefs - April 12 - 18

Cass Reports Increased First-Quarter Profit • Xata Names Former Velocity Exec. Its New CFO • Manugistics Reports Fourth-Quarter Loss • Ceridian Forecasts 1Q Charge on Comdata Contracts

April 18, 2005

Volvo Delivers Its First U.S.-Made 12-Liter Truck Engine

Volvo Trucks North America said Monday the company had shipped its first U.S.-built Volvo D12 engine for installation in a Volvo truck.

April 18, 2005