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E&MU: 2002 Engine Changes Affect Spec’ing Choices
So far, so good, but many questions about durability and maintenance remain.
October 20, 2003Diesel Price Rises For Third Straight Week to $1.502 a Gallon
The average U.S. retail price of diesel fuel rose 1.9 cents per gallon to $1.502, the Department of Energy reported Monday.
October 20, 2003Technology Briefs - Oct. 14 - Oct. 20
Ashley Selects AirIQ to Manage Trailers • Ridge Considers SEC Cybersecurity Filings • Minorplanet Receives Price Warning From Nasdaq • Peterbilt Motors Plans to Offer Natural Gas Engines at Factory
October 17, 2003Trucking Gathers in San Antonio to Celebrate Its Past, Shape Industry's Future
SAN ANTONIO - American Trucking Associations was scheduled to open its 2003 Management Conference & Exhibition this week with a stirring tribute to its past and a sobering analysis of business and regulatory issues that will shape the future of the industry.
October 17, 2003News Briefs - Oct. 17
Marten's 3Q Earnings Rise • SCS Reports Higher Profits • Preliminary October Consumer Sentiment Index Rises • Swift's Net Income Increases to 29 Cents • And more...
October 17, 2003Transport Topics Asks for Reader Response
Click here to share your thoughts.Transport Topics would like to hear from our readers whether they are seeing a tightening of truck and/or driver capacity in the industry.
October 17, 2003Housing Starts Rise 3.4% in September
Housing starts rose 3.4% in September to the second-highest level in 17 years, the Commerce Department reported Friday..
October 17, 2003Industrial Production Rises 0.4% in September
Industrial production in the United States rose 0.4% in September, the biggest gain since early 2000, the Federal Reserve said Thursday..
October 16, 2003News Briefs - Oct. 16
Philly Fed Index Rises in October • Werner's Quarterly Results Improve 20% • U.S. Xpress Reports Higher Profits; Calls Business 'Fairly Strong' • Transport Corp. Revenue Down, Net Income Up • And more...
October 16, 2003Letter to the Editor: Paying for Security
Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. was not surprised to learn that McKenzie Tank Lines’ investment in safety technology has paid off with lower accident experience. adly, the sluggish reaction by the insurance industry is also no surprise.
October 16, 2003