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ATA to Survey Technology in Trucking
American Trucking Associations is asking fleet executives to participate in a first-ever survey designed to shed light on motor carrier spending on new technology for both the truck cab and the office.
September 28, 2000Truckers Hopeful Tapping Oil Reserve Would Lower Prices
Trucking industry officials have been vocal in calling for a release of oil from the nation’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve in hopes of driving pump prices down with an additional supply of diesel fuel.
September 27, 2000Orbcomm, Subsidiaries File for Bankruptcy
After having future financing cut off by both its parent companies, Orbcomm Global and seven of its subsidiaries filed for bankruptcy protection on Sept. 15.
September 27, 2000Logistics Council to Tackle Online Knots at Meeting
Thousands of logistics professionals are descending on the Big Easy to try to make sense out of how the Internet is changing their industry.
September 27, 2000E-Tailers Have to Deliver the Goods This Christmas
Even with the Internet, it appears that Santa Clause’s sleigh may still be the best way to ensure that Christmas deliveries get to their destinations on time.
September 27, 2000Survey to Plumb Depths of Technology Investment
American Trucking Associations is asking fleet executives to participate in a first-ever survey designed to shed light on motor carrier spending on new technology for both the truck cab and the office.
September 27, 2000Landstar Drivers Access Internet on Cell Phones
Landstar System drivers will have access to the company’s Web site on cellular telephones.
September 27, 2000Aether Systems Buys Motient Corp. Tracking System
Motient Corp. has sold the transportation arm of its satellite-based vehicle-tracking and communications business to Aether Systems for $45 million plus incentives.
September 27, 2000UPS Uses Web to Ease Consumer Return Problems
United Parcel Service’s Web-based automated return system now lets shippers offer consumers who buy products online a way to more easily send goods back to retailers.
September 27, 2000Landstar Drivers to Get Wireless Web Access
Through an agreement with AT&T Wireless Services, the 7,100 drivers of Landstar System will have access to the company’s Intranet through Web-enabled cellular phones.
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