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News Briefs - Jan. 21

Arkansas Best Shows Improved 4Q Results • Celadon Adjusts '03 Guidance After Mexico Decision • MAN AG Reports 6% Increase in Sales • And more ...

January 21, 2003

Diesel Price Edges Higher to $1.48

The national average price of diesel fuel rose just 0.2 cent per gallon to $1.48, the Department of Energy reported Tuesday.

January 21, 2003

Technology Briefs Jan. 13-21

Schneider Logistics Releases Software • Port of Los Angeles Adds Alternative Fuel Trucks to Fleet • CargoSmart, Management Dynamics Partner to Market Software •

January 21, 2003

iTECH: The Key to Trucking Intelligence

Tim Van de Merwe, internal logistics manager for Associated Food Stores, has a happy tale to tell. Like most such tales, it begins darkly, with the cooperatively owned wholesale distributor in Salt Lake City struggling to keep track of the trailers in its yards.

January 21, 2003

iTECH: Ryder's Freedom of Information Act

By integrating IT systems, Ryder creates a fluid flow of information that enhances efficiency and generates savings.

January 21, 2003

Sales of Heavy-Duty Trucks Fall in December, Rise for Year

Heavy-duty truck sales fell 5.4% in December from a year earlier, ending a four-month sales spurt that analysts said was caused by fleets buying tractors with engines built before new emission standards took effect.

January 21, 2003

International President Says ’07 Engines Will Be Ready for Early Customer Testing

International Truck & Engine Corp. plans to put 2007 emission-compliant engines in the hands of its customers a full year before production begins, Steve Keate, president of International’s truck group, said last week.

January 21, 2003

News Briefs - Jan. 17

Caterpillar Announces EPA Certification of ACERT Engine •U.S. Refiners Face Output Cuts From Venezuela • CSXT Inks Deal with Spanish Company • Consumer Confidence Declines to Start '03 • And more ...

January 17, 2003

TRB: Roadway CEO Urges Truck Size, Weight Increases

WASHINGTON — The head of one of the nation’s largest trucking companies said increasing truck size and weight should be the industry’s biggest priority when Congress takes up its new highway spending plan this year.

January 17, 2003