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Industry's Best to Compete for Honors — Safely
For the 67th time, truck drivers from across America will make the trek to the National Truck Driving Championships seeking individual glory in an event that also builds the image of the industry.
August 18, 2004TT's Seth Clevenger and Mike Senatore unpack the trends, surprises and shake-ups that define this year's Top 100 for-hire carriers..
Security & Safety Briefs - Aug. 12 - Aug. 18
Consultant Says Freight Security Low • Commission Urges Deadlines for Closing Security Loopholes • Chase Involving Stolen Truck Ends at NSA Headquarters • Oklahoma Creating Radio Alert System
August 18, 2004Industrial Production Rises 0.4% in July
Industrial production rose 0.4% in July, the third increase in the past four months, the Federal Reserve reported Tuesday..
August 17, 2004Diesel Adds to Record High With a 1.1-Cent Rise
The average price of retail diesel fuel rose 1.1 cents to $1.825 per gallon, the third straight week it has set a new record high, the Department of Energy said Monday.
August 17, 2004CPI Falls for First Time in Eight Months
The Labor Department said Tuesday that consumer prices fell 0.1% in July, the first decline in eight months..
August 17, 2004U.S. Response to HOS Ruling Likely to Come Near Deadline
The federal government probably would wait until just before a 45-day court deadline expires before announcing its response to the court’s decision overturning its revised driver hours-of-service regulations, said Department of Justice officials.
August 17, 2004Price of Crude Oil Hits New Intraday, Closing Highs on Tuesday
The price of crude oil futures in New York rose to a record $46.95 a barrel on Tuesday afternoon as strong economic reports boosted concern that production capacity may not be adequate to meet global demand, Bloomberg reported.
August 17, 2004News Briefs - Aug. 17
DaimlerChrysler Sells Hyundai Stake • Former Cummins Chairman, CEO Miller Dies • Housing Starts Rebound in July • Profits Fall at US 1 Industries • And more...
August 17, 2004Smithsonian Institution Exhibit Shows 'America on the Move'
WASHINGTON — Visitors can get their kicks walking on an actual piece of the famous Route 66 and get a feel for how the development of the interstate highway system and the trucking industry changed American life here at the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History exhibit, “America on the Move.â€
August 16, 2004News Briefs - Aug. 16
Velocity Express Names Hendrickson President • New York Factory Index Falls in August • High Oil Prices Could Be Causing Global Slowdown • And more...
August 16, 2004