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Growth in Ship Traffic Provides More Work for Port Firefighters

Ranking second in total tonnage and first among U.S. seaports in foreign tonnage, the Port of Houston handles more than 6,000 ships and 8.4 million short tons of container traffic each year.

August 30, 2000

Ryder Puts Customers in the Foreign Trade Zone

Ryder Group is cashing in on a seldom-publicized way to simplify customs processing for its customers shipping to or from Mexico.

August 30, 2000

Viking Driver Aids Abducted Girl, Helps Nab Kidnapping Suspect

Sometimes getting called in for extra duty can provide more than financial rewards. In the case of Carl Tafua, a local pickup and delivery driver for Viking Freight of San Jose, it provided the opportunity to be a hero.

August 30, 2000

Scientific Opinion Wielded as Weapons in Canadian Battle Over Diesel Emissions

The ongoing struggle between Canada’s trucking industry and Environment Canada over the classification of diesel particulate matter has turned into a battle of scientific opinions.

August 30, 2000

Hours Reform May Cost Industry $19 Billion

The Department of Transportation’s proposed hours-of-service regulations would cost trucking nearly six times more than DOT estimates, according to a new industry study

August 23, 2000

Freightliner, Navistar Plan Deep Cuts in Work Force

More than 5,000 employees of Freightliner Corp. and Navistar International will soon be out of a job because of declining orders for new trucks.

August 23, 2000

Martin-Brower Driver Named America’s Best

Two days after being named America’s safest truck driver, Thomas C. Turner was still feeling a bit overwhelmed.

August 23, 2000

Truckload Group Names Top Executive

A Washington, D.C., transportation attorney who has worked for several trucking trade groups is the new president of the Truckload Carriers Association.

August 23, 2000

Swift’s Moyes Nears Completion of Simon Deal

When a hard, frontal assault failed for trucking executive Jerry C. Moyes, he changed tack and tried the soft, sweet rustle of cash. That course of action won him controlling interest in Simon Transportation Services.

August 23, 2000