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Truck Tonnage Growth Slows in May

The amount of freight carried by trucks rose for the second straight month in May, but the increase in tonnage leveled off from April’s surge, a report by the American Trucking Associations said Tuesday.

July 9, 2002

Editorial: The Parking Drought

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.Using the logic of the Department of Transportation, the United States isn’t suffering from a drought, because while there’s not been enough rain in the West and the East, there’s been way too much precipitation in the Midwest.

July 9, 2002

Fuel Economy Will Decline With 2007 Engines, EPA Says

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Diesel truck engines built after 2007 will be even less efficient to operate than the controversial models now being introduced to meet new federal pollution standards, the Environmental Protection Agency and American Trucking Associations have both said.

July 9, 2002

News Briefs - July 9

Utah Senators Back Yucca Mountain Plan • City Gets Injunction in Navistar Strike • Dina to Buy Back Suspended Shares • Giromini Named COO at Wabash • And more...

July 9, 2002

Security Briefs - July 8 - July 10

Air Cargo Security Falls Under Scrutiny • Congress Seen Rushing to Create ºÚÁϳԹÏÍøland Security Department • Customs Service Move Concerns Trade Groups • Hazmat Truck Stolen in Fla. • And more ...

July 9, 2002

Technology Briefs - July 6 - July 10

Schneider Adds Net Exchange to Procurement System • Stonier Revenues Up 60% in 2Q • N.M. to Fund Job Training for Fuel Generation • Struggling Tech Companies Lead Job Cutters • And more...

July 8, 2002

U.S. Not Quite Ready to Admit Mexican Trucks

Although the Department of Transportation has signaled it is close to opening the U.S. border to Mexican trucking, the process still has some wrinkles to iron out before those trucks begin operations across this country.

July 8, 2002

Loading Up Online: Competition Rules the Web

While the Internet may be great for buying an airline ticket, the electronic medium has not been kind to entrepreneurs hawking freight services. Other than carrier Web sites, the only real online-market success within the trucking industry has been the electronic load boards, according to industry analysts.

July 8, 2002

Online Load Boards Deliver Spot Market

Services that match freight with eligible trucks are a bit like dating services, say industry analysts. Personalities and physical attributes bring people together in the singles scene, but when it comes to marrying 20 pallets of toothpaste with a truck, the criteria are destination, availability, rates and service guarantees.

July 8, 2002

News Briefs - July 8

Neb. Gov. Vows to Open Flooded Out I-80 • Navistar Gets Injunction, Spokesman Says • UPS Pilots Will Walk Out if Teamsters Strike • Unemployment Edges Up to 5.9% in June • And more...

July 8, 2002