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ATA Endorses Granger’s Idling-Reduction Bill
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. merican Trucking Associations Tuesday endorsed a bill that would give tax credits to trucking companies that purchase idling-reduction equipment.
February 7, 2006Crude Oil Prices Continue to Nosedive, Dipping to Near $63
Crude oil prices continued to fall Tuesday, declining more than $2 a barrel to close at $63.09 a barrel, a three-week low, as preliminary reports showed inventories rose last week, Bloomberg reported.
February 7, 2006Diesel Climbs a Penny to $2.499 a Gallon; Gas Drops 1.5 Cents
The average price of retail diesel fuel rose one cent to $2.499 a gallon, the Department of Energy reported Monday.
February 7, 2006South Carolina Governor Signs Bill Allowing Tolls on I-73
South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford (R) signed a bill Monday to allow tolls will be collected to pay for construction on Interstate 73 in the state, the Florence (S.C.) Morning News reported.
February 7, 2006DHL Unveils Software-Based Shipment System for Businesses
DHL said Tuesday it has launched a new software-based shipping system called EasyShip Professional, designed for use by small and medium-sized businesses.
February 7, 2006Bernanke Pledges Continuity at Fed Swearing-In Ceremony
Ben Bernanke, who was sworn in ceremonially as Federal Reserve chairman Monday, vowed to stick to the central bank's mission of keeping prices stable while promoting growth and jobs in cooperation with Congress, news services reported.
February 6, 2006West Virginia Businesses Seek Turnpike Toll-Hike Rollback
A lawyer for a group of West Virginia businesses has asked a Kanawha County judge to temporarily freeze toll increases on the West Virginia Turnpike, the Associated Press reported.
February 6, 2006E&MU: Light-Emitting Diodes Now Standard Lighting
ight-emitting diodes, or LEDs — long-lived and rugged — have earned the role of standard-equipment tail lights, turn signals, marker and clearance lights on trailers and trucks.
February 6, 2006Canadian Software Firm to Open U.S. Office to Meet Demand
Canadian software provider Cube Route said the Toronto-based company will open its first U.S. sales office in Chicago in the next few weeks in order to meet rising demand for Internet-based logistics services.
February 6, 2006Technology Briefs - Jan. 31 - Feb. 6
Port of Seattle, SSA Marine Using Biodiesel • TMW Adds 26 New Customers In 4th Quarter • Guided-Snowplow Research May Bring No-Driver Trucks
February 6, 2006