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Editorial: Living Up to Nafta, Safely

In 1993, United States officials signed the North American Free Trade Agreement, in which they committed the nation to a series of actions to encourage the movement of goods and services between the continent’s three primary tenants. br clear=all.

July 2, 2001

Reports Show Signs of Slow Economic Recovery

The Federal Reserve's interest-rate cutting campaign appears to be slowly helping the U.S. economy and the manufacturing sector, two reports released on Friday showed.

June 29, 2001

Transport Firms Cited for Internet Foresight

A number of freight transportation companies with strong commercial Web sites, led by trucking giant Yellow Corp., were ranked among the nation’s top 100 e-businesses by a widely circulated technology magazine.

June 29, 2001

Weight-Limits Increase Urged For Maine I-95

Trucks driving on Interstate 95 in Maine would be exempt from federal weight limits for three years under a bill introduced in Congress. he bill, sponsored by Rep. John Baldacci (D-Maine), would do away with the 80,000-pound weight limit for trucks on that highway for a three-year period.

June 29, 2001

Inventor Sees Fuel Savings With New Diesel Truck Engine

Dimitrios Dardalis thinks he has a design that will enable producers to wring greater fuel efficiency from diesel engines while greatly reducing overhaul requirements. ardalis, a mechanical engineering doctoral candidate at the University of Texas at Austin, patented a wear-reducing concept that involves the use of rotating cylinder bore liners to reduce boundary friction during the combustion cycle.

June 29, 2001

Executive Briefing - June 29

Hoffa, Leedham Nominated for Teamsters President; Oshkosh Acquires Geesink Norba for $127.5 Million; Airborne, DHL Reportedly in Talks; FedEx Express to Trim Jobs Through Attrition; and more...

June 29, 2001

Trucking Technology Report - June 29

D.C. Firm to Manage U.S. Phone Numbers; PC Expo Rides Wireless Waves; Real-Time Shipment Tracking; and more...

June 29, 2001

DOT Official: Technology Could Replace Hours Rule

PITTSBURGH — Technologies that monitor fatigue levels may one day replace the need for hours-of-service limitations on truck drivers, a Department of Transportation official told participants at a truck safety conference here June 18.

June 28, 2001

Freightliner to Cut 1,120 Jobs in North America

Freightliner LLC said Wednesday that it will lay off 1,120 employees at four North American manufacturing plants from July through October.

June 28, 2001