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Driver Pay Rose 15% in 3 Years, Study Shows
The typical truck driver saw his salary rise more than $5,400 over the past three years, according to a study released last week by American Trucking Associations.
February 5, 2001
Matt Silver, CEO of Cargado, discusses how AI, data and smarter platforms are reshaping cross-border shipping.
U.S. Average Retail Diesel Price Falls 1.9 Cents
After two straight weeks of rising prices, the U.S. average pump price for diesel fell in the past week, to the lowest level since Jan. 15.
February 5, 2001Trucking Technology Report - Feb. 5
BellSouth Getting Out of Pay-Phone Business; eneral Mills Boosts Logistics to Cut Costs; utting-Edge Manufacturing; and BM Looks at Wireless Driving Needs.
February 5, 2001Executive Briefing - Feb. 5
Today's Headlines: DHL Refutes Claims by UPS, FedEx; Old Dominion Expanding Through Purchase; Crude Oil Prices Remain Stable; Daylight Expanding to Washington, Oregon; U.S. Exports Across Atlantic Face Rate Hike; San Francisco Truck Ban Assailed; and more to come...
February 5, 2001Volvo Trucks N. America CEO Gustafson Resigns
The CEO of commercial truck manufacturer Volvo Trucks, North America has resigned, with Karl-Erling Trogen named interim CEO.
February 2, 2001U.S. Jobless Rate Climbs Amid Slowdown
Various companies had been announcing layoffs, but until Friday’s Labor Department report it was not clear how much the slump was affecting the entire national job force.
February 2, 2001Dunn Resubmits Bill to Repeal Estate Tax
Hoping for a better reception at the Bush White House than she got from the Clinton administration, Rep. Jennifer Dunn (R-Wash.) earlier this week reintroduced her bill to repeal the estate tax.
February 2, 2001Trucking Technology Report - Feb. 2
Today's Technology Headlines: AT&T to Ask Officials to Split up Verizon New Jersey; FedEx and UPS Lead the Logistics Pack; Freightliner Launches Trio of Customer Support Websites; and more.
February 2, 2001Executive Briefing - Feb. 2
In the news: Dec. U.S. Factory Orders Show Weakness Despite Gain; Bridgestone/Firestone to Reduce Workweek; U.S. Trucking Changing Name; Used Truck Glut Inspires Dealer to Make 2-for-1 Offer; and more...
February 2, 2001Purchasing Group Reports Further Factory Decline
In the latest version of a closely watched report on factory-sector activity, the National Association of Purchasing Management said Thursday that manufacturing contracted in January for the sixth straight month.
February 1, 2001