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Calif. Ag Haulers Squeezed by Electricity Crisis

California agricultural haulers, farmers and food processors are up to their ears in broccoli these days.

January 30, 2001

Mineta Will Use IG Report As ‘Guideline’

Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta said he would use a recent Department of Transportation inspector general’s report, detailing recommendations for trucking and other modes of transportation, as a “guideline and reference..

January 30, 2001

U.S. Average Retail Diesel Price Rises 1.1 Cents

The U.S. average pump price for diesel fuel rose by 1.1 cents in the past week, to $1.539 per gallon as of Jan. 29, the Energy Department reported late Monday.

January 30, 2001

Executive Briefing - Jan. 30

In the news: Cabinet: Whitman, Norton Confirmed; Economy: Confidence Down, But Fed Rate Cut Awaited; UPS 4Q Earnings Top Expectations; CN Rail Buying Wisconsin Central; Atlas Air Names New Chiefs in Succession Plan; CNF Reports Lower 4Q Earnings; and more...

January 30, 2001

Trucking Technology Report - Jan. 30

A Look Back at How a Fire Hurt Cell-Phone Output; peedchain Works on Logistics Tracking Tools; YK Ship Line Launces Web Logistics Service; and andwidth Breakthrough Leads to New Puzzle.

January 30, 2001

Executive Briefing - Jan. 29

In the news: Wabash Criticizes Moody Risk Report as Misleading; Airborne Hikes Rate, Changes Fee Structure; J.B. Hunt Earnings Up; Celadon Adds Mexico to Shipment Tracking Zone; New Penn Completes New Terminal at Buffalo; Swift 4Q, Year Earnings Down;Terex Boosts EarthKing with Supplies; and more...

January 29, 2001

Trucking Technology Report - Jan. 29

Wireless License Auction Pulls in $16.86 Billion; andheld Market Reaching Outside Office; Web Applications Alter Manufacturing; holesaler Associated Grocers Updates Distribution Systems.

January 29, 2001

Freightliner Cuts Output, Jobs at Portland Truck Plant

The leading maker of heavy trucks for the commercial markets is cutting production and jobs at its Portland plants, while its DaimlerChrysler parent cuts at the Chrysler operations.

January 29, 2001

DaimlerChrysler Plans Major Workforce, Plant Cutbacks

DaimlerChrysler unveiled a major cutback that will bite deeply into freight-hauling operations that service its assembly operations.

January 29, 2001