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Four months after the defeat of a Minnesota state bill that would have mandated the addition of soybean-based biodiesel to all diesel fuel sold in the state, both sides were looking toward working together to prevent a second fight when the Legislature returns next year.

In a sharp reversal of the debate that was developing prior to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Congress is moving toward a quick consensus on a transportation appropriations bill that could include measures to beef up border security and commercial vehicle inspections.

Truck traffic across the northern and southern U.S. borders improved last week, contrasting sharply with the bottlenecks that stretched 12 miles and longer following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

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A Senate panel heard testimony Sept. 10 on the need to provide more funding for intelligent transportation systems in the next highway bill.

Trucking company financial managers will meet in Dallas Sept. 23-25 for fall committee meetings and presentations of American Trucking Associations’ National Accounting and Finance Council.

The construction of new housing plunged in August by the largest percentage in 17 months, according to a government report released Thursday.

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Joseph M. Clapp was approved as head of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration by the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee on Thursday.