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Opinion: Look at the Steamship Lines
Without resolution to issues at America’s ports, the future of intermodal freight capacity is at stake. ATA is calling on the businesses that operate near U.S. ports to help bring relief to millions of Americans who move our nation’s intermodal freight..
July 28, 2004
TT's Seth Clevenger and Mike Senatore unpack the trends, surprises and shake-ups that define this year's Top 100 for-hire carriers..
New Jersey Supreme Court Overturns Hazmat Fee
The New Jersey Supreme Court on July 19 struck down the state’s $212 hazardous materials transporter fee, in a decision stemming from a suit American Trucking Associations had brought against the state.
July 28, 2004Tennessee Trucking Association Names New President
The Tennessee Trucking Association said it named David Huneryager as its new president, ending a search that lasted more than four months.
July 28, 2004Freightliner to Add Second Shift in Portland
Freightliner LLC said Wednesday it would begin a second shift and add about 700 employees at its truck manufacturing plant in Portland, Ore.
July 28, 2004Federal Reserve Says Economy Cooled in June, July
The Federal Reserve said Wednesday the U.S. economy expanded at a slower rate in June and early July, despite a strong performance from trucking and transportation firms throughout much of the country.
July 28, 2004News Briefs - July 28
ArvinMeritor's Sales Rise to Record in 3Q • Forward Air's Profits Rise 34% • Patriot's Earnings Surge in Latest Quarter • Celadon's Net Income Doubles in Fiscal 4Q • And more...
July 28, 2004Expansion, Outsourcing Leave Mark on TT 100 Private Carriers
About one-fifth of America’s largest private carriers bucked a long-term trend of contraction last year by in-creasing fleet size by at least 50 heavy-duty tractors, according to research for the 2004 edition of the Transport Topics 100 list of the largest U.S. and Canadian private carriers.
July 27, 2004Consumer Confidence Index Hits Two-Year High in July
The Conference Board said Tuesday its consumer confidence rose to 106.1 in July, the highest level since June 2002, from a revised 102.8 in June..
July 27, 2004New ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø Sales Fall From Record Pace
New home sales in the United States fell 0.8%in June from a record pace in May, but it was still the second-fastest on record, the Commerce Department reported Tuesday.
July 27, 2004One-Cent Increase Leaves Diesel Price at Highest Level Since May 24
The Department of Energy said Monday the national average retail price for diesel fuel increased 1 cent to $1.754 per gallon.
July 27, 2004