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Federal Officials, Rep. Collins Agree to Speak at Diesel Summit

The General Accounting Office and the Environmental Protection Agency have agreed to participate in the Diesel Engine Emissions Summit II next month and discuss GAOs eagerly awaited report on the governments implementation of new diesel emissions rules in 2002. br clear=all>

February 18, 2004

News Briefs - Feb. 18

Smithway Posts 4Q Loss DaimlerChrysler to Extend CEO Schrempp's Contract XRG Completes Acquisition of R&R Express OPEC May Cut Production Again in March

February 18, 2004

Industrial Production Increases 0.8% in January

The Federal Reserve reported Tuesday industrial production in the United States rose 0.8% in January, while the proportion of industrial capacity in use rose to 76.2%, the highest since June 2002.

February 17, 2004

iTECH: Driver and Cargo -- Linked Assets

The new driver hours-of-service regulations, which fleet managers say could cost them up to 20% of productivity in some delivery segments, may also boost trucking's already growing interest in trailer tracking.

February 17, 2004

Carriers, Shippers, EPA Form Alliance to Cut Greenhouse Gases Emissions

WASHINGTON The Environmental Protection Agency and 15 freight shippers and motor carriers jointly launched SmartWay Transport a partnership between the agency and freight haulers to increase fuel efficiency and reduce greenhouse gases emissions at American Trucking Associations winter meeting Feb. 9.

February 17, 2004

Technology Briefs - Feb. 10 - Feb. 16

Minorplanet Appeals Nasdaq Delisting Notification GAO Says Report on Emissions Rules Should Be Finished by Early March New N.Y. Web Site Monitors Roads XM Satellite's 4Q Loss Widens And more...

February 17, 2004

News Briefs - Feb. 17

Report: States Concerned With Delays on Emissions Rules SCS Buys Clark Bros. for $30.5 Million Allied Reports 4Q Net Loss N.Y. Manufacturing Index Rises in February And more...

February 17, 2004

Senate Passes $318 Billion Highway Bill

The Senate voted 76-21 late Thursday to approve a six-year, $318 billion surface transportation bill, which is $100 billion larger than the existing highway spending bill.

February 13, 2004

News Briefs - Feb. 13

Preliminary Consumer Sentiment Index Tumbles FedEx Completes Acquisition of Kinko's Trade Deficit Widens to $42.5 Billion in December January Import Prices Rise 1.3% And more...

February 13, 2004