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News Briefs - Sept. 16
O'Neill Sees 3.5% Growth Ahead • OPEC Seen Maintaining Quota Level • Gasoline Price Steady at $1.45, Lundberg Says • Forward's 3Q Earnings Seen Short of Analysts' Expectations •.
September 16, 2002Diesel Fuel Price of $1.414 Marks Highest Level in 51 Weeks
The national average price of diesel rose 1.8 cents a gallon last week to $1.414, its highest point in almost a year, the Department of Energy reported Monday.
September 16, 2002Technology Briefs - Sept. 10 - Sept. 16
Cyberattack Defense Plan Expected • N.J. Gov. Wants to Ban Handheld Cell Phones While Driving • UPS' SonicAir Offers Tracking Options • E-911 Still Experiencing Trouble, Report Says • And more...
September 15, 2002Shippers Scramble to Move Freight CF Left Behind
Freight customers were still scrambling last week to locate their shipments in Consolidated Freightway's system after the abrupt closing of the less-than-truckload carrier Sept. 2.
September 13, 2002Retail Sales Rise in August; PPI Unchanged
U.S. retail sales rose 0.8% during the month of August, spurred on by sales of automobiles, furniture and construction material, while the producer price index remained unchanged, government departments reported Friday.
September 13, 2002News Briefs - Sept. 13
UPS to Raise Fuel Surcharge • Mineta Issues $90.4 Million in Highway Grants • Consumer Sentiment Down Again in September • Average Gasoline Price Steady in Texas, AAA Says • And more...
September 13, 2002Terror Alert Shuts Down Florida Highway
The Florida Highway Patrol shut down a 20-mile stretch of Interstate 75 near the southern Gulf Coast of the state early Friday morning after bomb-sniffing dogs found potential explosives in two cars, the Associated Press reported.
September 13, 2002Terror Shutdown Puts Cramp on Trucking
The shutdown of Interstate 75 in South Florida's Alligator Alley has caused fleets in the state to scramble to find a way around the closed road.
September 13, 2002DOT Sec. Mineta Praises ABF for Safety, Security Initiatives
On a visit to ABF Freight System Inc.'s headquarters in Fort Smith, Ark., Secretary of Transportation Norman Y. Mineta praised the company for its safety and security initiatives.
September 12, 2002'Rationing' Driver Data to Avoid Sensory Overload
One way to combat sensory overload is to dole out information in doses the driver can handle. Some companies, for example, are working to cut off computer use when the vehicle is moving.
September 12, 2002