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Fatalities Declined in 2000 From Large-Truck Accidents
U.S. traffic fatalities involving large trucks decreased last year to 5,307 from 5,362 in 1999, according to preliminary estimates from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
March 29, 2001
Matt Silver, CEO of Cargado, discusses how AI, data and smarter platforms are reshaping cross-border shipping.
Matlack Files for Chapter 11 Restructuring
Chemical tank hauler Matlack Systems said it filed a petition Thursday in Delaware seeking protection under Chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy Code. That type of bankruptcy filing allows a company to keep operating with protection from creditors while it restructures.
March 29, 2001Truck Makers Want Say on Engine Edict
Truck manufacturers say they cannot fit engines mandated by the Environmental Protection Agency into 2003 model-year trucks because the engines will not be ready in time.
March 28, 2001API Sues EPA Over Sulfur Rule
The American Petroleum Institute filed a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency that could prevent the government from implementing its ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel emission rule.
March 28, 2001Executive Briefing - March 28
UPS Considering Spending Delays; Venezuelan Oil Workers Strike; Mitsubishi Expects Record Loss; OOIDA Wants Volvo Trucks Investigated; and more...
March 28, 2001Americas Road Team Finalists
American Trucking Associations announced 36 finalists in the competition to become captains on Americas Road Team for 2001-02.
March 28, 2001DHL Airways Names OGorman New CEO
DHL Airways, the U.S. airline that participates in the DHL Worldwide Express network, has named Joe O'Gorman as its chairman and chief executive officer.
March 28, 2001Trucking Technology Report - March 28
Today's Technology Headlines: Nokia to Offer Wireless Banking; Cell Phones, Pagers May Access FedEx Information; and Tech Vendors Battle for Supply Chain Management
March 28, 2001Executive Briefing - March 27
Calif. Regulators Raise Power Rates; American Greetings to Cut 1,500 Jobs; Nissan Ready to Discuss Diesel Stake With Volvo; Labor Leader Wants Border Closed; and more...
March 27, 2001House Panel Told More Congestion Unavoidable
A traffic congestion expert testifying before a congressional panel last week prescribed a good stereo and air-conditioning system for anyone trying to deal with traffic jams, because they will only get worse.
March 27, 2001