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NS, CSX Spark Shipper Worries At Conrail Service Conference
The Northeast may never again have the levels of rail freight service achieved by Conrail. That assessment comes not from what Norfolk Southern and CSX representatives said during a meeting with shippers Jan. 11, but from what they refused to say.
January 19, 2000Robert Brown of Bot Auto breaks down the state of autonomous trucking today, and where it's headed.
Freight Rate Hikes Will Pay for Driver Raises, Panelists Tell TT Forum
Trucker pay will finally start to go up industrywide this year, under pressure from a pervasive driver shortage, and the money to fund those raises will come from shippers in the form of rate increases, according to five industry experts who participated in Transport Topics’ 11th annual Management Outlook Forum.
January 19, 2000Study Links Driver Pay to Safety
Better pay for over-the-road truck drivers leads to a better safety record, a study has concluded.
January 19, 2000Trucking Awaits Key Rulemakings
New rules targeting how many hours truckers can legally drive and what companies must do to protect their employees from workplace injuries will probably top the list of this year’s federal regulatory initiatives.
January 19, 2000N.J. Will Seek Lapsed Charges In Restoring Hazmat Hauling Fee
New Jersey wants to resume collection of a hazardous waste hauler fee that was struck down and then reinstated by separate court decisions.
January 19, 2000California Truckers Meet in Conference As Diesel Emissions Battles Heat Up
In recent years, California truckers and environmentalists have tussled over diesel emissions in what could be the opening skirmishes of a coming national war over the health effects of truck exhaust.
January 19, 2000French Truckers End Blockade
French truck drivers lifted a two-day blockade of the nation’s borders Jan. 13 after reaching an agreement with Transport Minister Jean-Claude Gayssot on how to apply France’s 35-hour workweek law.
January 19, 2000AAA Fights to Keep Oregon’s Ton-Mile Tax on Trucks
The Oregon branch of the American Automobile Association isn’t going to quietly let go of the state’s weight-distance tax on trucking, despite the 1999 legislation that repealed the tax.
January 19, 2000Combined Transport Buys Flatbed Carrier in Wash.
Combined Transport, Central Point, Ore., has purchased flatbed truckload carrier Sunrise Express of Vancouver, Wash., in a move that is expected to increase revenue by 20% and improve its service offerings.
January 19, 2000Fuel Price Dips; Crude Goes Back Up
The national average price of diesel fuel dipped to $1.307 on Jan. 10, the first drop in three weeks, tracking a drop in crude oil prices to $24.23 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
January 19, 2000