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Caterpillar Announces Plans to Phase Out Bridge Engines
WASHINGTON Caterpillar Inc. officials said last week the company would phase out its bridge engines by years end and that it would roll out heavy-duty versions of its new Acert engines starting next month..
September 22, 2003IT for Trucking Can Help Raise Profits, but Needs Standards, TMC Panels Say
CINCINNATI Truck maintenance and information technology specialists said recently that IT is becoming integrated with trucking operations, but industry standards are needed to promote their use by fleets and their ability to increase income.
September 22, 2003Some Truck Stops Cautious on Push to Supply Urea
Spokesmen for two national truck stop operators said they would not commit to selling urea at their locations until the trucking industry demands that it be carried at the retail level.
September 22, 2003Diesel Price Declines for the Fourth Straight Week
The average U.S. retail price of diesel fuel declined 2.7 cents per gallon to $1.444, the U.S. Department of Energy reported Monday.
September 22, 2003Hurricane Isabel Disrupts Transportation Network
As the outer fringes of Hurricane Isabel reached North Carolina on Thursday morning, the freight transportation network was already being affected. .
September 18, 2003News Briefs - Sept. 18
Yellow, Roadway Revise Estimates Jobless Claims Fall Below 400,000 Volvo Launches Leasing at 160 Outlets Amtrak Unions Plan One-Day Strike And more...
September 18, 2003Philadelphia-Area Manufacturing Expands at Slower Pace in September
Manufacturing in the Philadelphia area expanded in September for the fourth straight month, but at a slower pace, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said Thursday.
September 18, 2003Leading Economic Index Rises Again in August
The Conference Board said Thursday that its index of leading U.S. economic indicators rose 0.4% in August to 113.3, the fourth straight increase.
September 18, 2003Transport Topics Asks for Reader Response to Disruptions
Click here to send a letter. o far this year, large parts of the U.S. transportation system have endured sudden disruptions from a blizzard, a massive power blackout and now a hurricane..
September 18, 2003Housing Starts Fall 3.8% From 17-Year High
U.S. housing starts in August declined 3.8% from its 17-year high the month before as builders kept filling orders previously placed, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday. Building permits, an indicator of future production, rose 4.8% to 1.886 million, the highest this year.
September 17, 2003