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Speeding Through Time
Justin Olsen, maintenance director at TCW, breaks down the hidden impact of poor trailer management on operations, compliance and safety.Â
Ship Lines Boost Late Fees
Steamship lines suffering from the meltdown of the Asian economy have raised the fees they charge draymen for late intermodal equipment by as much as four times.
November 30, 1998Tolls or Fuel Tax: Choose Your Poison
Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee is likely to ask the state legislature for a 3-cent-per-gallon increase in the state tax on diesel fuel as an alternative to the tolls on Interstate highways that the Arkansas Highway Commission wants to impose.
November 30, 1998North Carolina Drafts Ergonomics Standard
The North Carolina Department of Labor has drafted a proposal for an ergonomics standard that would require employers to inform workers about on-the-job hazards and take corrective action.
November 30, 1998Volvo Looking At Job Cuts
With concerns that slumping car and truck sales may not be confined to Asia and South America, AB Volvo is considering job cuts and other cost-saving measures to improve profitability.
November 23, 1998Amtrak Freight Grows
Amtrak said it expects its fledgling express freight business to increase by 29% during the current fiscal year, to $107 million, with most of the business being diverted from trucking carriers.
November 23, 1998NITL Seeks Ways to Extend Influence
National Industrial Transportation League President Edward M. Emmett convened the NITL annual meeting by declaring that the membership would have to grow for the league to build on its successes and extend its power.
November 23, 1998EPA Knew Its Engine Tests Were Flawed, Volvo Says
Photo by VolvoThe Environmental Protection Agency was told that its emissions test for diesel engines was flawed four years before the agency imposed penalties on engine suppliers, Volvo Truck Corp. said.
November 23, 1998A New Direction for LTL Rates
Less-than-truckload carriers are departing from a trend that had developed in recent years: the annual Jan. 1 rate increase.
November 23, 1998Trucking Spent $200K on Nevada Senate Race
Trucking interests spent $200,000 on television commercials in the hotly contested Nevada U.S. Senate race, according to American Trucking Associations officials.
November 23, 1998