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Diesel Keeps Pace as Crude Oil Rises

The cost of crude oil continued its climb this week, pushing the national average price of diesel fuel up 1.1 cents to $1.209 a gallon, the highest price since April 21, 1997.

September 22, 1999

Opinion: A Signal for Safety

As an American Trucking Associations member committed to safe, top-quality transportation services, I believe that it’s time we send a signal to our employees, shippers, the transportation safety community, government and all highway users that ATA members are committed to safety.

September 22, 1999

Opinion: The Reagle Record

We read with great interest the Transport Topics article about George Reagle, the former associate administrator of the Federal Highway Administration’s Office of Motor Carriers [“Reagle Breaks Silence,” (8-16, p. 1). He was a fine and dedicated public servant.

September 22, 1999

No Letup in Record-Setting Pace

Sales of Class 8 trucks through August maintained the torrid pace that places the sales year well ahead of the record levels of 1998, and there is no sign of letup.

September 22, 1999

Signals Ignored in Half of Grade Crossing Crashes

As investigators seek the cause of the deadly Bourbonnais, Ill., Amtrak wreck, studies reveal that motor vehicle drivers are almost always responsible for train-car or train-truck collisions.

September 22, 1999

Study: Competition Valuable To Rails

A study by a shippers’ group found that railroads could benefit by as much as $500 million over the next six years by allowing increased competition and taking a few other steps.

September 22, 1999

NPTC Adds to Safety Wish List on Capitol Hill

The association representing private motor carrier fleets last week called on Congress to pass legislation that it said would improve trucking safety.

September 22, 1999

No Letup in Pace of Truck Sales

Sales of Class 8 trucks through August maintained the torrid pace that places the sales year well ahead of the record levels of 1998, and there is no sign of letup.

September 22, 1999

NTSB Faults Trucker in Gas Fire

The NTSB says a fuel truck driver's failure to follow proper safety procedures was the primary cause of a gasoline fire that killed five people last year in Mississippi.

September 22, 1999