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Mullen's Profits Rise on Stronger Demand • NHTSA Says Volvo, Mack Recalls Trucks • Volvo to Add Second Work Shift at Virginia Plant • USF Logistics Expands Deal With Kroger

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.When the new driver hours-of-service regulations were implemented, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration requested a 60-day "soft enforcement" period that will expire at the beginning of March.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. ast week’s news on the trucking-supply sector and the general economy suggests that recovery is still very much on track, but that the track may be uneven at times.

TMW Systems’ founder and president, Tom Weisz, said he expected 50% to 75% of his customers over the next couple of years to adopt a new service that helps identify and track key performance indicators for trucking companies.

Six years ago, Werner Enterprises outfitted 6,800 trucks with software that recorded driving data in real-time as a way of testing how well capturing driver hours electronically might work in the truckload business.

NHTSA Extends Dual-Fuel Credit • Experts Seek Ways to Increase Computer Security • German Satellite Truck Toll Program Stalls

There were 233 major traffic bottlenecks in 2002, compared with 167 in 1997, according to a study released by Cambridge Systematics Inc. on Thursday.

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Leavitt has agreed to participate in the Diesel Engine Emissions Summit II next month.

Two months after the Distribution and LTL Carriers Association’s president resigned to practice law, the group said it was beginning discussions with several organizations about its future management and direction.