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Fuel Hike Digs Deeper Into Pockets

As reports of fluctuations in the price of oil swirl throughout the news media, one thing remains certain: It is costing a lot more to fill up with diesel fuel this year — and it is likely to cost even more in the near future.

December 1, 1999

Traffic Congestion Costing More In Time, Money

The Los Angeles area has the nation’s most brutal traffic, according to two studies of urban road congestion.

December 1, 1999

Utah Keeps a Watch for Weather

When a trucker is hauling a triple through a steep mountain pass, the last thing he needs is to be surprised by an ice storm. That’s why the Utah Motor Transportation Association’s winter weather command center prides itself on keeping truckers up-to-date on road conditions across the state and beyond.

December 1, 1999

Jersey Pike Tolls Could Rise

The New Jersey Turnpike Authority wants to raise tolls 26% over the next three years on truckers paying cash at tollbooths. Discounted fares would be available to truckers taking advantage of E-ZPass, the state’s electronic toll collection system.

December 1, 1999

Forklift Training Rule Goes Into Effect Dec. 1

By Dec. 1, all trucking company employees who use forklifts must be trained in the vehicles’ use under an Occupational Safety and Health Administration rule.

December 1, 1999

C.H. Robinson to Buy Competitor

C.H. Robinson Worldwide, the nation’s largest freight broker and a major non-asset-based transportation service provider, is buying one of its biggest competitors, American Backhaulers of Chicago.

December 1, 1999

Merger of Two Moving Lines Creates Global Giant

North American Van Lines and Allied Van Lines completed a $450 million merger to create the world’s largest household goods mover.

December 1, 1999

Editorial: A Special Thanksgiving From Trucking to Congress

Trucking had much to be thankful for as the nation celebrated the Thanksgiving holiday — a solid economy generating plenty of business, greater public awareness of the importance of good highways, and now the realization of a long-held dream: Trucking will get its own government agency in Washington.

December 1, 1999

Opinion: Responsibility for Training Forklift Operators

Everyone in our industry who operates a forklift — powered industrial truck, in government parlance — should be extensively trained and evaluated before December 1, under a federal regulation that kicked in earlier this year.

December 1, 1999