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Report Says FHWA Has Unused Millions
The Federal Highway Administration has at least $284 million — and perhaps nearly $400 million — in unused funds for transportation projects that should be reallocated to projects where they will be used, the Transportation Department’s inspector general said last week.
April 13, 2004Technology Briefs - April 6 - April 12
New Report Urges CEOs to Strengthen Cybersecurity • Ford Says U.S. Should Offer Hybrid Tax Breaks • Tango, General Services Creating Wireless Data System • Tele Atlas, ProMiles Form Partnership
April 12, 2004News Briefs - April 12
Support Grows in Congress for Raising Gasoline Tax • Lundberg: Gasoline Prices Rise to Another Record • Bush Signs Pension Relief Bill • USF Dugan Workers in Cincinnati Vote to Join Teamsters
April 12, 2004House Restricts Toll Provisions While Passing Highway Bill
The House of Representatives passed a $275 billion transportation funding package that severely cut back attempts to impose tolls on interstate highways and also granted some exemptions to truck drivers’ hours-of-service rules.
April 12, 2004EPA Weighs Calif., N.Y. Clean-Air Waiver Requests
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said last week that it was weighing requests from two states for waivers from federal clean-air rules for gasoline as a way to increase fuel supplies and ease record-high prices.
April 12, 2004News Briefs - April 9
FedEx Raises Earnings Forecasts • Fed's Ferguson: Jobs Recovery Too Early to Call • Man Files Insanity Plea in Truck Office Murders • Peace Bridge Officials Say $60 Million More Needed for Upgrade • And more...
April 9, 2004DOE Says Gasoline Prices to Remain Near Record This Summer
The Department of Energy said Thursday that U.S. consumers will pay a record $1.76 a gallon on average for regular retail gasoline during the peak driving season this summer, 20 cents more than last year..
April 9, 2004Outgoing Trala Chair Sees Better Times, but Challenges From Liability, Security
PHOENIX — The outgoing chairman of the Truck Renting and Leasing Association told his group’s annual meeting here that business has taken a turn for the better after a long period of stagnant economy and weak consumer confidence levels.
April 9, 2004Editorial: Signs Say Trucking Is Back
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. he sounds of celebration that emanated from the big Mid-America Trucking Show in Louisville, Ky., March 25-27 were bouncing all around the country last week, as the supplier and show industries reveled in the latest evidence that trucking is back.
April 9, 2004News Briefs - April 8
Senate Passes Pension Relief Bill • Great Dane to Increase Production at Arkansas Plant • Schedule for Third Detroit-Windsor Crossing Pushed Back • Weekly Jobless Claims at Lowest Level Since January 2001 • And more...
April 8, 2004