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Kentucky Debates Higher Weight Limits for Trucks
Opponents of a Kentucky bill that would allow some trucks to carry 120,000 pounds rather than the current 80,000-pound limit are hoping to derail it in the state’s General Assembly, the Associated Press reported.
March 8, 2005TT's Seth Clevenger and Mike Senatore unpack the trends, surprises and shake-ups that define this year's Top 100 for-hire carriers..
California Seeks to Block Suit on Greenhouse-Gas Emissions Rule
California’s attorney general asked a federal judge to throw out a lawsuit filed by auto makers that seeks to block the state’s plan to curb car and truck emissions, Bloomberg reported.
March 8, 2005S&P Moves Yellow Roadway to MidCap from SmallCap Index
Yellow Roadway Corp. moved to Standard & Poor’s MidCap 400 index from the S&P SmallCap 400, the financial ratings service announced.
March 8, 2005Technology Briefs - March 1 - March 7
Terion Adds Solar Option to Trailer-Tracking Technology • Qualcomm, IDSC to Provide In-Cab Fuel Services • Clean Air Group Urges Funding Diesel Retrofits • Wabash to Invest in New Trailer Lines • And more...
March 8, 2005Crude Oil Nears Record, Closes at $54.59
Crude oil futures rose to near an all-time high Tuesday, closing at $54.59 a barrel, Bloomberg reported.
March 8, 2005Transportation Services Index Falls in December
The Department of Transportation said Monday its transportation services index fell 0.2% in December, the first decline after three consecutive monthly increases.
March 7, 2005ChevronTexaco Set to Make Diesel From Gas
TAMPA, Fla. — ChevronTexaco Inc. said new refining methods that turn natural gas into a no-sulfur diesel could lower the price of trucking’s primary fuel.
March 7, 2005ATA to Appeal Dismissal of Del. Bridges Toll Suit
American Trucking Associations said March 1 it would appeal a federal court decision that dismissed its lawsuit seeking the rollback of a sharp toll increase for seven Delaware River bridges connecting New Jersey and Pennsylvania, an association official told Transport Topics last week.
March 7, 2005CARB Eyes Industry Incentives To Curb Emissions at Key Ports
The California Air Resources Board is considering whether to push for financial incentives to prompt freight transportation firms operating around nearby ports to curb diesel emissions, said a spokesman for that regulatory agency.
March 7, 2005Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Case Involving Volvo, Dealer Dispute
The U.S. Supreme Court will use a dispute involving Volvo AB to review the scope of a federal law that restricts price discrimination, Bloomberg reported Monday.
March 7, 2005