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Technology Briefs - May 31 - June 6
Modine to Supply Freightliner With Cooling Modules • J.B. Hunt Extends Trailer-Tracking With Terion • Ryder to Distribute New Training Program • Remote Dynamics Sets Stock Sale
June 6, 2005
TT's Seth Clevenger and Mike Senatore unpack the trends, surprises and shake-ups that define this year's Top 100 for-hire carriers..
Truck Makers Say Early 2007 Engines May Not Require ULSD
Although truck manufacturers would begin selling 2007 model-year trucks at various times during 2006, they said the only trucks that would be required to use government-mandated ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel would be those sold after Dec. 31, 2006.
June 6, 2005ISM Services Index Falls to 58.5 in May
The Institute for Supply Management said Friday its services index dropped to 58.5 in May, from 61.7 in April.
June 3, 2005May Payrolls Rise 78,000, Below Expectations
Employers added 78,000 workers to payrolls in May and the unemployment rate fell to 5.1%, the Labor Department said Friday.
June 3, 2005EPA Rejects States' Request to Ease Gasoline Additives Rule
The Environmental Protection Agency said it rejected waivers requested by several states to stop using gasoline additives linked to air pollution.
June 3, 2005Rail, Intermodal Levels Rise in Last Week of May
Rail freight traffic rebounded in the last week of May, turning around two weeks of declines, and intermodal levels continued to rise, the Association of American Railroads reported.
June 3, 2005Opinion: Investing in Intermodal
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. oday, the U.S. transportation network no longer enjoys the luxury of overcapacity that regulation afforded. It is plagued by congestion, which slows the delivery of goods.
June 3, 2005Transport Topics Hires New Staff Reporter
Transport Topics Publishing Group has hired Tarun Reddy as a staff reporter to cover a range of government and business topics.
June 3, 2005Graves Says ATA to Seek 2007 Engine Incentives
WASHINGTON - American Trucking Associations President Bill Graves said Friday that ATA and industry stakeholders were asking Congress to pass legislation offering tax incentives on new trucks as a way to ease trucking’s transition to the use of cleaner-burning engines beginning in 2007.
June 3, 2005EPA Plans to Test Emissions Under On-Road Conditions
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. he Environmental Protection Agency said Friday that it is planning a new program to test on-highway diesel truck and bus emissions more accurately and less expensively.
June 3, 2005