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Factory Orders Decline for Second Straight Month

New orders at U.S. factories dropped 0.4% in September, while orders excluding transportation equipment rose 0.3%, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday..

November 3, 2004

ATA Urges Caution on Changes to Hazmat Placard Rules

American Trucking Associations urged the federal government to proceed cautiously with proposing changes to security rules for hauling materials that are toxic when inhaled, particularly in regard to placarding and tracking those shipments.

November 3, 2004

Letter to the Editor: Quarterly Payments

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. s a practitioner and an insurance agent who works mainly with small mom-and-pop businesses, I am opposed to the recent decision to get rid of the quarterly payment option for the heavy-vehicle use tax.

November 3, 2004

Bush Wins Re-Election; GOP Gains Seats in Congress

President Bush won four more years in the White House, while Republicans gained several seats in Congress.

November 3, 2004

Security & Safety Briefs - Oct. 28 - Nov. 3

Washington State Votes to Limit Nuclear Waste Shipments FMCSA Delays Security Test Results Officials: Some Hazmat Trains Rerouted Away From D.C. FMCSA to Change Enforcement Rules

November 3, 2004

News Briefs - Nov. 3

Oil, Stock Markets Rise After Bush Wins Election ISM Services Index Increases in October Missouri, Phoenix, R.I. Voters Approve Transportation Measures Delays at California Ports Beginning to Ease

November 3, 2004

USF Says Chairman, CEO DiStasio Leaves Company

USF Corp. said Tuesday that Richard DiStasio, chairman and chief executive officer, was leaving the company. DiStasio also resigned his position from the board, the company said.

November 2, 2004

Celadon Names Glaser New President

Truckload carrier Celadon Group Inc. said its board named Thomas Glaser the company's president. The position was previously held by Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Steve Russell.

November 2, 2004

New Services Replace Fuel as Profit Focus

Truck stops are no longer just pit stops where drivers can take on diesel fuel for their rigs and chicken fried steak for themselves. They have become full-service travel centers that cater to fleet operators and drivers, offering high-tech communications, 24-hour maintenance and repair, and on-site shopping and entertainment.

November 2, 2004