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Washington State Toll Proposal Draws Mixed Reaction
Truckers cited higher costs in opposing a proposal to toll Interstate 90 in Washington State, while others said it might be the only way to pay for road improvements, the Yakima (Wash.) Herald reported Wednesday.
June 28, 2006Officials Urge Congress to Fix Terminal Roads
WASHINGTON — A panel of intermodal experts urged Congress at a recent Capitol Hill hearing to rebuild the nation’s crumbling infrastructure, which includes improving secondary roads leading to and from ports and rail yards.
June 28, 2006Ontario, Quebec Plans Advance to Impose Truck-Speed Limiters
All heavy-duty trucks conducting business in Ontario and Quebec may soon be required to have speed governors set at a maximum of 105 kilometers per hour, or about 65 mph, as the provinces consider measures they say will improve highway safety and air quality.
June 28, 2006Letters to the Editor: 55 MPH Speed Limit
Concerning the 55 mph speed limit: I’d like to know what effect it had on safety.
June 28, 2006Opinion: Remove SafeStat From Public View
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s rating system for carriers, SafeStat, must be removed from public access immediately and permanently, along with its subset of four Safety Evaluation Area scores and related Inspection Selection System scores.
June 28, 2006Security & Safety Briefs — June 22 - June 28
Ga. Requiring Highway Watch Training for CDLs • SoCal Port Shippers Will Need Booking Numbers • La. Lowers I-10 Bridge Weight Limit to 70,000 Lbs. • ATA Backs Conversion to Electronic Hazwaste Manifests
June 28, 2006UPS, Teamsters Agree to Start Early Contract Talks
UPS Inc. and the Teamsters union have agreed to begin early talks on a new contract within the next 30 to 45 days, the parties said late Tuesday.
June 28, 2006Report Cites States’ Increased Use of Tolls, Private Roads
State officials will continue to look for new funding methods to build and maintain roads, such as leasing toll roads to private companies and selling bonds, according to a report released this week.
June 28, 2006Oregon’s Flat-Fee Truck Tax Will Stand, High Court Says
The U.S. Supreme Court said Monday it will not hear a dispute about how Oregon taxes trucks, letting an existing flat-fee tax system stand, the Associated Press reported.
June 27, 2006Consumer Confidence Rises in June
U.S. consumer confidence rose this month following a decline in May, the New York-based Conference Board said Tuesday.
June 27, 2006