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Tracking Firm Air-Trak Inc. Names CEO • Flatbed Hauler Installs Warning System • AtRoad Makes Inroad at U.K Software Firm

Snow Closes Part of I-5 North of L.A. • Great Dane Workers in Indiana Face Temporary Layoffs • Construction Spending Falls in November • SCS to Take $3.8 Million Charge in 4Q • And more...

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Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. igh-tech driving simulators that have long been used by the military, commercial airlines and public safety agencies for years are being adapted to train truck drivers, the Associated Press reported.

The U.S. plans to lift a ban on imports of some cattle from Canada, almost two years after a mad cow disease case north of the border, news services reported Thursday.

Manufacturing in the Chicago area slowed in December for a second consecutive month, the National Association of Purchasing Management-Chicago said Thursday.

Commercial and automotive component supplier Hayes Lemmerz International Inc. said it was beginning to explore the sale of its commercial-truck hub and brake-drum business, following an unsolicited inquiry from a potential buyer.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. he headline on your Web site said "Diesel Price Plunges 4.7 Cents to $2.069." Can you remember what you said when fuel was rising 10 cents in a week? Was the verb as descriptive as "plunges"?

Crude Oil Down Slightly to End Year • Jobless Claims Fall by 5,000 • Class 3-7 Sales Increase 24.7% • Analyst Says Truckload Strong Overall in 2004 • Interpool Reports Increased Income, Revenue

The Port of Los Angeles became the top international freight gateway in the United States in 2003, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.