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Security Briefs - Oct. 9 - Oct. 15
Logan Airport to Test Cargo Screening • FDA Modifies Food Import Rules • Airport Screeners Look for Pillow Bombs • FedEx Forms Police Force to Battle Terrorism, Crime • And more...
October 15, 2003
Three experts from Transport Enterprise Leasing discuss strategies for buying and selling trucks amid regulatory shifts, trade tensions and economic uncertainty.
Economic Recovery Gaining Steam, Fed Says
The U.S. economic recovery gained speed in recent weeks as consumer spending strengthened and manufacturing activity increased, the Federal Reserve said Wednesday in its Beige Book survey of regional economies.
October 15, 2003News Briefs - Oct. 15
Committee Sends Leavitt Nomination to Senate • Union Pacific May Raise $467.5M in Overnite IPO • N.Y. Fed's Factory Index Rises to Record Level • Waste Management, Justice Reach Deal on Allied Purchase • And more...
October 15, 2003Maryland Authority OKs Tolls Increase
The Maryland Transportation Authority took the first step toward raising tolls on several key trucking routes in that state at its Sept. 29 board meeting.
October 14, 2003Opinion: Look at Entire Company After a Crash
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. roper heavy-vehicle collision investigations should go far beyond looking at the individual driver. The trucking company and its policies are an integral part in the process of putting a safe vehicle and driver out on the road.
October 14, 2003ATA Restores State Law Function
Bob Pitcher, formerly the director of American Trucking Associations’ state law department, has returned to the association as vice president for state laws, restoring an ATA function that had been lost in recent years, federation officials said.
October 14, 2003News Briefs - Oct. 14
Eaton Earnings Up; Expect Strong Truck Market in 4Q • J.B. Hunt Profits Soar in 3Q • Prices of Crude Oil Continues to Rise • Schneider Opens Two New Brokerage Offices • And more...
October 14, 2003Technology Briefs - Oct. 7 - Oct. 13
International Offering Iteris Lane Departure Warning System • Xata Says It Received $1.5 Million in New Orders • Ryder to Offer Some Lease Customers Online Invoicing • Jevic Says 'Heat Fleet' Overcomes Freezing Temperatures • And more...
October 13, 2003News Briefs - Oct. 13
Daimler Expecting Higher Earnings at Commercial Vehicles Unit • Bill Would Exempt Some Trailer Makers From From Reporting Data • IEA Chief Sees Volatile Oil Prices in 4Q • California Truckers Hope for Fee Rollback
October 13, 2003E&MU: New Engines Meet Test
Fleet executives who reported in February that their initial heavy-duty diesel engines with new emissions controls were performing largely as advertised and without any technical surprises repeated those cautiously optimistic endorsements as the one-year anniversary of the Environmental Protection Agency’s tougher emissions standard approached.
October 13, 2003