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Truck Size-Weight Study Still Punching Bag for All Sides
The reviews are in on the Department of Transportations draft study of truck size and weight. And depending on the reviewer, the study is good, bad or downright ugly.
April 29, 1999Justin Olsen, maintenance director at TCW, breaks down the hidden impact of poor trailer management on operations, compliance and safety.
EPA Engine Case in Limbo Pending Judicial Appeal
The wheels of justice continue to grind slowly in the case of the consent decrees six diesel engine makers signed with the Department of Justice and the Environmental Protection Agency in October.
April 29, 1999Bridge Ruling Could Mean Truck Ban
A botched environmental review of the plan to replace the decaying Woodrow Wilson Bridge could force trucks off the crucial Interstate 95 span.
April 29, 1999ITS America: Bundling Technology for Trucking
Trucks cabs are business offices, and thats the way manufacturers should configure them, said the chief executive of one of the nations largest truckload carriers.
April 29, 1999Creech and Turbo Join Forces
Creech Bros. Truck Lines is joining forces with Turbo Transport, a new freight brokerage and logistics company, to broaden its service.
April 29, 1999Editorial: Intermodal Spawns Interdependence
It wasnt so long ago that the rail and trucking industries were grudgingly brought to the intermodal table by a few maritime companies, which were looking for ways to move their loads of freight more quickly and cheaply.
April 29, 1999Opinion: Don't Blame the OMC Field Staff
I know Mr. Scapellato [former director of the Office of Motor Carriers Research and Standards] fairly well, having first met him during a temporary assignment in the Georgia regional office of the Federal Highway Administration when I was serving as special assistant to the deputy director for field operations a long title for a generalist. I also knew Scap in headquarters.
April 29, 1999Cease-fire Called to Discuss Common Woes
The stage appeared set for a knock-down, drag-out fight as representatives of trucking, railroads and ports were lined up to talk about the usually volatile issue of increasing productivity.
April 29, 1999BNSF, Mark VII Team Up to Run 'Ice Cold Express' Reefer Unit Train
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway and Mark VII Transportation Co. are planning to go where no intermodal service has gone before, launching a high-speed, dedicated train service for temperature-controlled products between Southern California and Chicago.
April 29, 1999Amtrak to Beef Up RoadRailer Fleet
Amtrak Mail & Express is ordering an additional 129 RoadRailer units to keep up with growing demand for its cross-country shipping service.
April 29, 1999