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News Briefs - Oct. 22
Senator Eyes Estate Tax Reduction • Transportation Companies Reflect Economic Growth, WSJ Says • Ryder System Earnings Up 11% in Quarter • C.H. Robinson Posts Increased 3Q Net Income • And More...
October 22, 2003
Three experts from Transport Enterprise Leasing discuss strategies for buying and selling trucks amid regulatory shifts, trade tensions and economic uncertainty.
Security Briefs - Oct. 16 - Oct. 22
Trailer Bridge Accepted at C-TPAT Partner • Discovery of Box Cutters Prompts Search of Planes • Postal Workers to Sue Over Anthrax Drug, Paper Reports •
October 22, 2003ATA President Sees Better Days Ahead
American Trucking Associations President Bill Graves, reflecting on his first nine months as head of the trucking federation, said business conditions are improving and he’s optimistic about the future of ATA and the industry.
October 21, 2003News Briefs - Oct. 21
Heartland Express Reports Nearly 31% Gain in Net Income • UPS Reports 28% Jump in Net Income • DaimlerChrysler Reports 3Q Loss • Paccar 3Q Earnings Rise on Steady Demand • And more ...
October 21, 2003ATA Chief of Staff Brooks Keeps Federation Focused
Being the trucking industry’s advocate in the halls of Congress, the offices of the federal government and the nation’s courts takes a big staff that must be managed and directed every day.
October 21, 2003De la Torre Keeps His Boss Informed, On-Time and Fed
Bill Graves — American Trucking Associations president, two-term governor of Kansas with a total of 16 years holding statewide elected office in Kansas — has had a lot of staff people.
October 21, 2003Ag Haulers Receive Security Grant from USDA
SAN ANTONIO – The U.S. Department of Agriculture awarded a $90,000 grant to the Agricultural Transporters Conference of American Trucking Associations to develop an industry guide for security practices.
October 21, 2003News Briefs - Oct. 20
Arkansas Best Said 3Q Earnings Lower in 2003 • Roadway Announces Dec. 9 Merger Vote • Crude Oil Prices Decline on Inventory Increases • CN to Acquire Great Lakes Transportation • And more ...
October 20, 2003Carriers Assess Impact Of New Hours Rules
Truckload carriers that must implement new federally mandated driver work rules in January could face lost productivity, tighter capacity and higher operating costs, ultimately requiring them to increase driver pay and hike freight rates, according to several trucking analysts and industry executives.
October 20, 2003Hirsch Out as TCA President
SAN ANTONIO – The Truckload Carriers Association has removed Robert Hirsch as the organization's president, Transport Topics has learned.
October 20, 2003