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News Briefs - Jan. 27
Baldwin & Lyons Reports Increased Premiums from Trucking Division • U.S. Existing ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø Sales Rose in December • Mineta Recovering After Surgery • Landair Execs Say They Control 97% of Shares • And more ...
January 27, 2003Diesel Price Rises 1.2 Cents a Gallon to $1.492
The national average price of diesel fuel rose 1.2 cents a gallon, the Department of Energy reported Monday, to $1.492.
January 27, 2003Technology Briefs- Jan. 20-27
Virus Could Slow Internet to Start Week • Online Crime on the Rise, Report Says • ºÚÁϳԹÏÍøland Security Dept. Goes Online • Unisys, Freight Carriers Announce Launch of Portal Service •
January 27, 2003CF to Divest 10 More Terminals; Liquidating Auctions Proceed
Bankrupt less-than-truckload carrier Consolidated Freightways said it would auction off 10 more terminals on Jan. 27 as part of its ongoing asset liquidation.
January 24, 2003LTLs Enjoy Profit Gain in 4Q
In the first full quarter since the demise of less-than-truckload carrier Consolidated Freightways, the remaining major LTL players said they are enjoying stronger profits amid a lackluster economy and sharply rising fuel prices.
January 24, 2003News Briefs - Jan. 24
Trucking Groups Protest Super Bowl Ad • FedEx Chief Assesses U.S. Economy at Forum • Ark. Truckers Say They’ll Move to Avoid Fees • GM Planning Shutdown at Medium-Duty Plant • And more ...
January 24, 2003White House Says It Will Block Bid to Raise U.S. Fuel Taxes
The Bush administration said it would oppose raising taxes on diesel fuel and gasoline to help pay for increased spending on highways and bridges in the 2003 budget.
January 24, 2003Conference Board’s LEI Rises for Third Straight Month
The U.S. economy may be picking up some momentum as it heads into 2003, a report by the Conference Board said Thursday.
January 23, 2003Editorial: Doing Something About Fuel Prices
Diesel fuel prices continue to be front-page news. In fact, most of us have begun to view fuel prices much as we view the weather: We can talk and talk about them, but we can't do anything to change them.
January 23, 2003Opinion: Compliance Efforts Really Do Save Lives
Since I became a law enforcement officer in 1971, and even long before then, there has been an ongoing debate regarding the three E's of safety — education, engineering and enforcement — and the role each plays in reducing fatalities and injuries on our roadways.
January 23, 2003