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Texas Opens New Highway With 85 MPH Speed Limit
The first highway in the country to boast a speed limit of 85 miles an hour for cars and trucks opened last week in Texas.
October 29, 2012Navistar, Cummins Ink Deal on Engines, SCR Systems
Navistar Inc. has completed a definitive agreement with Cummins Inc. for the engine maker to supply heavy-duty power plants and aftertreatment systems for its International brand trucks.
October 29, 2012UPS Reports Drop in Net Income, But Offers Upbeat Forecast on 4Q
Parcel carrier UPS Inc. said its third-quarter net income fell 56.3% to $469 million from a year earlier due to a one-time charge on pension funding, but its upbeat forecast for the fourth quarter led its stock to jump 3% immediately following the companys Oct. 23 report.
October 29, 2012Diesel, Gasoline Prices Decline as Refinery Woes Ease, Oil Dips
U.S. retail diesel prices declined 3.4 cents to $4.116 a gallon last week, dipping after reaching the highest levels in more than four years a week earlier, the Department of Energy reported.
October 29, 2012Carriers Seek Lower Maintenance Costs Through Advanced Trailer Design, Products
The makers of aerodynamic add-ons for truck trailers are focused on more than just improving fuel economy. They also must cut down fleets maintenance costs so fuel savings are not eaten up in the repair shop, manufacturers and carrier executives have said.
October 29, 2012Trailer Orders Inch Up 1.8%; OEMs Foresee Pickup in Sales
Trailer orders inched up 1.8% in September from a year ago to 16,990, ACT Research reported, and manufacturers said they expect order intake to continue growing in the final months of the year.
October 29, 2012September Truck Tonnage Rises 2.4%
Truck tonnage in September continued to rise above year-ago levels, but at the slowest pace since December 2009, posting a 2.4% increase that illustrates continued economic weakness, American Trucking Associations reported.
October 29, 2012Opinion: Lower Your Tire Costs With Proper Inflation
Its no secret that underinflated tires consume more fuel. Given that the price of diesel is rising more often than falling these days, todays fleet maintenance managers must check tire pressure more regularly and then actually do something about the results.
October 29, 2012Editorial: Surviving the Fiscal Cliff
The fiscal cliff lurks as a major potential danger, and not far down the road. The danger is to us all, in the form of higher taxes, spending cuts in vital areas and what a failure to act might mean to the countrys psyche.
October 29, 2012East Coast Warned on Hurricane Sandy
Hurricane Sandy, a large storm tracking toward landfall on the East Coast early next week, could become the worst storm to hit the Northeast in 100 years, Bloomberg reported.
October 26, 2012