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Ice Melting Agents Wage War of Corrosion on Trucks, Parts

When winter storms dump snow and ice on the highway, truckers welcome the sight of snowplows and salt-spreaders, also known as gritters, clearing a path. But while the inclement weather tag team performs an invaluable service for highway users, it also often exacts a subtle but nasty toll on the truck in the process.

October 11, 2000

USPS Teams With DHL to Service 213 Nations

In conjunction with DHL Worldwide Express, the U.S. Postal Service is now offering merchandise delivery to 213 nations through its new Global Express Guaranteed Service.

October 11, 2000

Simulator Gives Truckers Better Sense of the Road

The future of truck driving simulation has arrived, landing at the Carnegie Mellon Driver Training and Safety Institute facility in Lemont Furnace, Pa.

October 11, 2000

18-Wheel Trainer Drives ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø Point

How does a person who has never operated a big rig handle an 18-wheeler?

October 11, 2000

Medium-Duty Truck Sales Expected to Rebound in 2002

Shorter hauls and different freight — two of the dynamics that differentiate the medium- from heavy-duty truck operations — are also key reasons the medium-duty vehicles — Classes 5-7 — have not had the severe drop in sales the heavy truck manufacturers have seen this year.

October 11, 2000

EU Decides Against Tapping Oil Stockpile Despite Price Protests

Truckers continued to disrupt traffic with fuel protests in several nations last week, while the European Union and the International Energy Agency continued to search for ways to deal with high fuel costs.

October 11, 2000

Distillate Stock Worries Persist As Colder Winter Is Forecast

Although the government announcement of its plan to tap the Strategic Petroleum Reserve has dropped oil prices on the New York Mercantile Exchange and elsewhere from 10-year highs, concern about distillate supplies in the coming winter persists.

October 11, 2000

High Prices Prompt Surge In Profits for Oil Companies

Oil executive David Trice walked into the conference room at the Millennium Hotel off New York’s Times Square earlier this month, looked out at investors waiting to grill him about his company’s prospects, and grinned.

October 11, 2000

FMCSA May Balk on Categories, Not on Recorders

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration may consider collapsing the categories of driving operations, but it seems unlikely to abandon a plan to require on-board recorders to track driving hours.

October 11, 2000