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DOT Will Propose New Hours Rule
WASHINGTON — Secretary of Transportation Norman Y. Mineta said a new plan to reform federal regulations for commercial drivers' hours of service is likely to be completed in the next few weeks.
December 2, 2002Three experts from Transport Enterprise Leasing discuss strategies for buying and selling trucks amid regulatory shifts, trade tensions and economic uncertainty.
Bush OKs Mexican Truck Access Beyond Border Zones
As expected, President Bush approved a plan to allow Mexican trucks access to U.S. highways and markets beyond a narrow commercial zone along the borders, implementing a long-delayed part of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
December 2, 2002Diesel Price Breaks Trend, Rises to $1.407
The national average price of diesel fuel rose a slight 0.2 cent a gallon to $1.407, the Department of Energy reported Monday.
December 2, 2002iTECH: Like Being Behind the Wheel for Real
Proponents say simulators give the feel of a real truck in a controlled environment, making it possible to train drivers safely and effectively.
December 2, 2002Technology Briefs
Old Dominion to Use Symbol Mobile Computers • Online Freight Trading Enjoying Success
December 2, 2002iTECH: Road Show
Going mobile with driving simulators helps introduce them to fleets and makes their operating costs more manageable.
December 2, 2002iTECH: The Prognosis for Remote Diagnostics
Hurdles remain to implementing remote diagnostics. The payoff? Advance warning of major systems trouble.
December 2, 2002Security Briefs - Nov. 21-27
Terror Insurance Bill Gets Final OK • Bush Signs ºÚÁϳԹÏÍøland Security Bill • FBI Issues Maritime Alert • Con-Way Signs on for C-TPAT •
November 27, 2002Consumer Sentiment, Midwest Manufacturing Indices Make Big Gains
Reports on consumer sentiment and manufacturing in the Chicago area made significant gains during November, suggesting the recovery may be getting back on track.
November 27, 2002Editorial: Offering Thanks for 2002's Bounty
As Thanksgiving approaches, it's an excellent time for the trucking industry to take stock of where we've been this year, and where we're headed for the next 12 months.
November 27, 2002