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IEA Doubts OPEC’s Capacity to Fill Oil Gap • Intermodal Traffic Up 10.5% Last Week • Tyco Says It Will Close 300 Plants • Diesel Prices Fall in Britain After U.S. Supply Report • And more ...

American Trucking Associations President Bill Graves focused on fuel issues, security and the economy in his speech at the Truckload Carriers Association Tuesday.

Bill Graves, president of the American Trucking Associations, sent letters to the governors and top transportation officials in all 50 states urging their support in lobbying against upcoming federal legislation that would expand the government’s control over truck weight limits.

Tom Newby believes that a far-flung maintenance operation can run at peak performance only if procedures are standardized as much as possible and employees act on ways to improve the workplace.

A new customs program looks to electronic clearances to make border crossings safe, sound and swift.

The result of the Technology and Maintenance Council’s nearly five decades of developing recommended practices covers more than 1,400 pages bound in two volumes.

Ky. Legislature Passes $3 Million Trucking Tax Break • Hoemann Named FMCSA Chief Counsel • NHTSA Will No Longer Make Deals Preventing Vehicle Recalls, Paper Says • Crude Oil Price Falls on U.S. Warm-Up, Possible War Delay • And more ....

Roadway Granted Fast-Track Border Crossing Rights • Debate Continues on UN War Resolution • Customs Service Inks Five-Year X-Ray Deal •

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries said Tuesday it will maintain its current quotas for oil production, but will open the spigots to increase supply if a war in Iraq does threaten world oil markets, the Associated Press reported.