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Congress Urges Mexican Crackdown
Congress is prodding the Department of Transportation to crack down on Mexican motor carriers operating illegally in the United States.
October 27, 1999TT's Seth Clevenger, Michael Freeze and Keiron Greenhalgh break down what ACT Expo revealed about trucking's road to sustainability.Â
Mexico Sits Out Safety Hearing
There were three national flags hanging behind the dais at the National Transportation Safety Board’s hearing on cross-border transportation Oct. 20, but only two of the governments represented by those flags actually showed up to participate - Canada and the United States.
October 27, 1999ATA Foundation Leads Research That Benefits Safety, Operations
Conducting fiscally conservative, sound science that advances trucking’s agenda is the goal of the ATA Foundation.
October 27, 1999Reorganization Of ATA Reflects National Change
The move toward restructuring trade associations mirrors changes that have been occurring regularly in corporate America over the last two decades, according to association experts.
October 27, 1999Shippers Accuse Railroads Of Maintaining Status Quo
Shippers once again beat up on the railroads over issues of productivity and competition at the Council of Logistics Management’s annual meeting last week.
October 27, 1999Fuel Price Down Again; Further Decline Uncertain
The average price of diesel fuel dropped for the second straight week to $1.224 per gallon, but analysts say this is the not the beginning of a plunge toward February levels.
October 27, 1999Slater Asks End of Antitrust Immunity
Transportation Secretary Rodney E. Slater is seeking to eliminate antitrust immunity for rail and motor carrier rate agreements, pooling arrangements and mergers.
October 27, 1999Union Says 1-Day Seattle Protest Is First in Series of Job Actions
Container haulers picketed the American President Lines terminal at the Port of Seattle Oct. 21 in what Teamsters union officials say will be the first of a series of job actions aimed at forcing ocean carriers, railroads and truck lines to address driver grievances.
October 27, 1999DOT Authority Restored; Senate Action Awaited On Trucking Safety Office
The Department of Transportation got its ability to issue fines and take carriers to court last week after temporarily losing the ability to do so.
October 27, 1999Hoffa Answers Senators' Charges
The chief of the Teamsters union answered congressional charges that Teamsters have used violence and intimidation in their campaign to organize Overnite Transportation Co.
October 27, 1999