Search
Showing 10 of 2773 results
Canada Offers Provisional Entry For Drivers With ‘Felony’ Records
U.S. truck drivers convicted of offenses classified as felonies in Canada — even though not felonies in this country — now may gain admittance to Canada if they use one of several remedies offered by Canada’s immigration service.
January 31, 2001Justin Olsen, maintenance director at TCW, breaks down the hidden impact of poor trailer management on operations, compliance and safety.Â
West Virginia UPS Driver Makes His Musical Mark
Brown by day, blue at night. These are the colors of Johnny Staats’ life.
January 31, 2001Texas Gets Set to Own a Railroad
AUSTIN, Texas — The state of Texas was expected to officially enter the railroad business last week when it was scheduled to become owner of South Orient Railroad.
January 31, 2001Trailer Sales on Downward Track With Shrinking Economy
Shipments of truck trailers in November continued to follow heavy truck sales on a downward spiral, with vans — the most popular kind of trailer — still leading the descent.
January 31, 2001Intrenet Faces Class-Action Suit Over Bankruptcy
Legal pressures are mounting against Intrenet Inc., the transportation holding company that ceased operations Jan. 2 and formally filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Jan. 19.
January 31, 2001FedEx Expands Hours, Reworks Corporate Order
FedEx Corp. is reorganizing its hours of operation for the public and its internal corporate structure in an attempt to reap premium prices from procrastinators and find a home for newly acquired American Freightways.
January 31, 2001Canadian Groups At Loggerheads Over Hours Enforcement
A Canadian truck drivers group, upset at high diesel prices, is challenging the Ontario government to do complete safety audits of all trucking companies in the province over the objections of another industry organization.
January 31, 2001Mineta Will Use IG Report As ‘Guideline’
Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta said he would use a recent Department of Transportation inspector general’s report, detailing recommendations for trucking and other modes of transportation, as a “guideline and reference.â€
January 31, 2001Penske Offers to Pay $2 Billion for Rollins
The wave of mergers sweeping through trucking came to the industry’s leasing sector Jan. 15, when No. 2 Penske Truck Leasing announced it will buy No. 3 Rollins Truck Leasing in a $2 billion deal that threatens Ryder System’s position as the nation’s largest full-service leasing company.
January 24, 2001Diesel Price Falls 1.1 Cents
The national average price of diesel fuel fell by 1.1 cents a gallon last week to stand at $1.509 a gallon on Jan. 15, the lowest point since late August and the sixth price drop in the past seven weeks reported by the Energy Information Administration.
January 24, 2001