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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration will exempt truck drivers delivering home heating oil from weekly restrictions on the number of hours they may be on duty in a three-year test to gauge the exemption’s effect on safety.

After a long, heated debate, the Senate approved the transportation appropriations bill containing strict safety measures for Mexican trucks entering the United States.

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A batch of fresh data released on Tuesday offered more mixed signals about the state of the U.S. economy, as consumer confidence and a regional manufacturing index declined, but consumer spending increased at a faster-than-expected pace.

Federal officials said last week that they intend to hold diesel engine makers to the October 2002 deadline for developing a new engine that meets lower emission standards for nitrogen oxides to satisfy environmental and public health concerns.

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Click here to write your own Letter to the Editor.I do not understand how anyone in the trucking industry can support the North American Free Trade Agreement, particularly where Mexican trucks entering the U.S. is concerned.

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Truck manufacturer MAN AG announced Monday that it will dump 1,900 more employees in its truck division, Bloomberg reported.