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Port, Border Security Increases as Terror Alert Is Elevated
Authorities stepped up scrutiny at cargo ports and border crossings across the country after the national terror alert level was raised to orange on Tuesday afternoon, the second-highest level.
May 21, 2003Three experts from Transport Enterprise Leasing discuss strategies for buying and selling trucks amid regulatory shifts, trade tensions and economic uncertainty.
Security Briefs - May 15 - May 21
Trucker Was Told He Was Carrying Explosives • Ridge: Checks of Airport Screeners Will Be Completed • Port Security Funds May Be Shifted • Government Tests Air Mail Plan • And more...
May 21, 2003Hill Aide Warns Transport Unaware of Security Costs
WASHINGTON — Transportation companies do not yet realize how much new security requirements are going to cost them, a senior Democratic staff member on the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee said last week.
May 21, 2003Shippers Try to Shift Full Liability Carriers
Tank truck carrier executives said they were being deluged with requests from shippers to sign contracts in which they assume all liability for accidents and mishaps even if the shipper is at fault.
May 21, 2003News Briefs - May 21
Washington State Motor Fuel Tax to Increase July 1 • DHL Airways CEO to Purchase Outstanding Shares • Greenspan Says U.S. Economy Poised to Grow • U.S. Temporarily Bans Canadian Beef Imports • And more...
May 21, 2003Diesel Price Declines 10th Consecutive Week
The average price of diesel fuel fell 0.1 cent to $1.443 per gallon, the 10th straight week commercial trucking’s dominant fuel has declined, the U.S. Department of Energy reported Monday.
May 20, 2003Truck Industry Officials Wary of '07 Diesel Engine Changes
NEW YORK — Even as the trucking industry continues to evaluate new diesel engines that hit the market in October, fleet officials expressed concerns about federally mandated emissions levels that Class 8 engines must meet in 2007.
May 20, 2003Fleets Say They Won't Expand Capacity Amid Weak Economy
NEW YORK — Top officials of several national truckload and less-than-truckload carriers said they would avoid adding cargo capacity this year because of flat freight volumes and few signs that the economy is growing.
May 20, 2003U.S. Raises Terror Alert to Orange
The Bush administration on Tuesday raised the national terror alert level to orange or "high," from yellow or "elevated," as intelligence reports suggested domestic terrorist attacks were possible, news services reported.
May 20, 2003FedEx Express Unveils Hybrid Electric Truck
FedEx Express, the air parcel subsidiary of FedEx Corp., unveiled a hybrid electric medium-duty truck on Tuesday in Washington, D.C., that it said could one day become the standard vehicle for the company.
May 20, 2003