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P.M. Executive Briefing - Jan. 31
This afternoon's headlines: Daimler in commercial vehicles revamp; Western Star sells British truck subsidiary to MAN AG for $156 million; and United Road appoints new leaders; Stock Up
January 31, 2000
Robert Brown of Bot Auto breaks down the state of autonomous trucking today, and where it's headed.
Dart, Fleetline to Raise Rates
Dart Transit and its affiliate Fleetline Inc. plan to raise mileage rates to primary customers by 5% to 15% to offset rising costs and a growing shortage of truck drivers.
January 31, 2000A.M. Executive Briefing - Jan. 31
In the news this morning: OPEC may extend oil production cuts; Truckers warn consumers about rising prices from fuel price hikes; and Canadian truckers plan to strike over gas prices.
January 31, 2000Swift Board OKs Stock Buyback
Swift Transportation Co. has repurchased 1 million shares of its common stock in the past three months, and the company's board authorized another buyback of 500,000 shares last week.
January 28, 2000Analysts: FedEx Surcharge a Mistake
Securities analysts said that Federal Express Corp. made a mistake in implementing a fuel surcharge and would have been better off to increase list prices, as United Parcel Service did.
January 28, 2000Transport Panel Sees Problems Ahead
Transportation Research Board members say government officials will have to tackle some tough issues if they hope to accommodate increased freight on the nation’s highways.
January 28, 2000Study: Trucks Facing More Congestion
When it comes to avoiding traffic congestion, truckers are at the mercy of their customers, according to studies released at the Transportation Research Board’s annual meeting.
January 28, 2000A.M. Executive Briefing - Jan. 28
In the news this morning: Ottawa Police plan two-week crackdown on drivers; Arkansas-based truckers take snow in stride; and Illinois bill would give state full driving records of truckers.
January 28, 2000P.M. Executive Briefing - Jan. 28
This afternoon's headlines: Gov. Ryan takes blame for Ill. CDL scandal; Residents seek state help with speeding rigs on Fla. truck route; and Yellow Corp. renames technology development unit.
January 28, 2000CF’s Curry Steps Down
W. Roger Curry stepped down as chief executive officer of Consolidated Freightways Corp. this week, prompting the board to appoint an interim CEO and to launch a search for a replacement.
January 28, 2000