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Parking Lot Connector PNV Sets Kiosks at Truck Stops

PNV Inc., whose cable TV and phone hookups are popping up in parking lots, is now offering Internet kiosks inside truck stops.

February 23, 2000

Production Cuts Don’t Hurt Class 8 Sales

The fall in orders for new trucks and the rise in cancellations — factors that have prompted production cutbacks among several Class 8 manufacturers this year — have yet to reach the sales side of the market, which was up slightly in January from the same period in 1999.

February 23, 2000

At First Blush, Trucking Welcomed SSRS

The Single State Registration System was supposed to be a rest stop on the road to elimination of state registration requirements.

February 23, 2000

Oregon AAA Campaign Full of Falsehoods, Lawsuit Claims

The coalition fighting to retain the repeal of Oregon’s weight-distance tax sued the state’s chapter of the American Automobile Association, claiming AAA is airing false ads in trying to convince voters to keep the truck tax system.

February 23, 2000

Heating Oil Delivery Drivers May Receive Hours Exemption

ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø heating oil delivery carriers would be able to apply for seasonal exemptions from federal hours-of-service regulations beginning Nov. 1 under a pilot program proposed last week.

February 23, 2000

ATA to Cut Its Dues, Focus on Lobbying

The restructuring of American Trucking Associations into a Washington lobbying powerhouse entered its final phase Feb. 8 as its executive committee unanimously approved a $49.8 million budget that increases the group’s focus on national advocacy and initiates a second round of dues cuts.

February 16, 2000

Rising Fuel Prices Spark Protests

Frustrated truckers in the Northeast parked their rigs, organized protests at two state capitals and halted activity at one of the nation’s busiest seaports as the price of diesel fuel continued to soar throughout the region.

February 16, 2000

Designers Get Into the Flow To Better Fuel Use

When bugs go splat into a windshield rather than follow the air flow up and over a tractor-trailer, it may be proof of a costly lack of aerodynamics and an even costlier loss of fuel efficiency, especially in this period of high diesel prices.

February 16, 2000

TCA’s Lana Batts to Resign

One of trucking’s best-known and most articulate advocates is heading down the road.

February 16, 2000