Search
Showing 10 of 73357 results
Security Briefs - May 6 - May 12
ATRI to Study Security Technologies • Security Plans Weighed for Nuclear Sites • More Travelers, Fewer Screeners Mean Airport Delays This Summer
May 12, 2004TT's Seth Clevenger and Mike Senatore unpack the trends, surprises and shake-ups that define this year's Top 100 for-hire carriers..
News Briefs - May 11
Oil Price Closes Above $40 a Barrel in New York • Truckers in Houston Protest High Fuel Costs • Contract Talks Resume Between Caterpillar, UAW • USF Dugan Workers in Kansas City May Vote Again on Union • And more...
May 11, 2004Diesel Price Rises 2.8 Cents to $1.745
The Department of Energy said Monday the average retail price of diesel fuel rose 2.8 cents to $1.745 per gallon, moving to within 3 cents of its record high. br clear=all>
May 11, 2004Editorial: The Spreading Pain of Rising Fuel Prices
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. he frustration truckers feel over surging fuel costs began to spill over in recent days, with protests first on the West Coast and then in the East.
May 11, 2004Government Signs New Rules for Off-Road Diesel Vehicles
Environmental Protection Agency head Mike Leavitt on Tuesday signed new regulations that would cut air pollution from tractors, bulldozers and other off-road diesel vehicles by over 90%, news services reported..
May 11, 2004News Briefs - May 10
Goodyear Claims Chemical Companies Fixed Prices • Trailer Bridge Sees 2004 Volumes Increasing • Report: UPS Seeks U.S. Help on Adding China Routes • Number of Interstate Trucks Registered in Illinois Decreases • Central Freight Reports 1Q Loss • And more...
May 10, 2004Gasoline Prices Rise Another 10 Cents, Lundberg Says
Gasoline prices rose by more than 10 cents per gallon in the past two weeks, the biggest jump since last August, the Lundberg survey of stations nationwide said.
May 10, 2004Independent Truckers in California Return to Work
Both truckers and officials with the Port of Oakland said they expected the strike by independent truckers to end on Monday after the sides reached a deal over the weekend, news services reported.
May 10, 2004Daimler Plans to Use SCR in 2010 to Meet Diesel Emission Rules
STUTTGART, Germany — DaimlerChrysler, the world’s largest truck maker, still intends to use selective catalytic reduction for its Freightliner LLC vehicles to meet stricter U.S. emissions rules in 2010, a top executive said here last week.
May 10, 2004EPA, DOE Say No Changes on Federal Fuel Policies
Although states and industry officials have called for the federal government to help ease problems of motor fuel supplies and high prices around the country, spokesmen for two key federal programs said last week there had been no changes in policy.
May 10, 2004