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Watkins, Saddle Creek Join in Logistics Venture
Watkins Motor Lines, the nation’s eighth-largest less-than-truckload carrier, has formed a joint venture with Saddle Creek Corp. to offer warehousing and distribution services nationwide.
March 15, 2000Matt Silver, CEO of Cargado, discusses how AI, data and smarter platforms are reshaping cross-border shipping.
Opinion: Making Significant Safety Improvements
There is still a lot of talk around the industry about the Department of Transportation’s announced “national initiative” to cut the number of truck-related fatalities in half within the next 10 years. While I applaud this initiative, I continue to read with amazement how the “good guys” [the Department of Transportation] are going to audit, fine and penalize the “bad guys” [trucking industry] into some kind of safety Nirvana.
March 15, 2000Editorial: Trucking’s Latest Four-Letter Word: H - E - L - P
Despite its fondness for records and similar milestones, the nation took little note that diesel fuel prices hit their highest mark in history last week.
March 15, 2000State-of-the-Art Facility
When opportunity came knocking, Van O’Neal had an answer to fill the skyrocketing demand for truck drivers in Texas.
March 15, 2000Federal Bureau Denies 24 Carriers Right to Keep Reports Confidential
A federal agency charged with collecting financial and operating statistics from trucking firms has denied requests from 24 carriers that the data not be released to the public.
March 15, 2000No Progress, But Overnite, Teamsters To Meet Again
Overnite Transportation and the Teamsters union scheduled five days of negotiating sessions in the next month, even after both sides reported no progress in two days of meetings last week.
March 15, 2000Heartland Express Opens Wallet
Truckers for Heartland Express will soon be enjoying about a 2-cent-a-mile increase in pay.
March 15, 2000Sound Bans Are Barriers to Air Cargo, UPS Charges
European noise restrictions that vary by nation are slowing the growth of air cargo, according to a UPS executive.
March 15, 2000Truck Safety Gaining, Cirillo Tells Hill Panel
Trucking’s chief federal regulator defended her agency last week against criticism about the slow pace of hiring staff and writing rules, and revealed that deaths from truck-related crashes in 1999 fell 3% from the previous year, which she said showed that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is doing its job.
March 8, 2000Diesel Inches Higher as Gas Skyrockets
Surging gasoline prices are likely to thwart hopes that lower demand for heating oil will bring speedy relief in the cost of diesel fuel, as refiners move to maximize profits by producing more gasoline.
March 8, 2000