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DAT Services Is Bought By High-Tech Firm Transcore Inc.

TransCore Inc., a rapidly growing provider of high-tech transportation hardware and services, last week added another dimension to its empire, buying load-matching pioneer DAT Services from its founder, Portland, Ore.-based Jubitz Corp.

February 15, 2001

Executive Briefing - Feb. 15

In todays news: Democrats Push Smaller Tax Cut Plan; FedEx Urges Public Hearing on DHL; BNSF Adds Trailer Rates to ValueTrax; EGL Earns 35 Cents/Shr; Penske/Rollins Merger Gets an Early Nod; and more...

February 15, 2001

Trucking Technology Report - Feb. 15

SupplyLinks to Add 10 More Providers to Network; @Track Executes Agreement with Minorplanet; AT&T to Sell Stock in Wireless Unit; Wireless Displays Change as Services Grow; Confusion Reigns with Mobile Phone Browsers

February 15, 2001

Philly Fed: Mid-Atlantic Factory Sector Shrinks Again

A closely watched, early indicator of factory activity from U.S. mid-Atlantic states showed regional manufacturing shrank in February for the third consecutive month.

February 15, 2001

Bush to Open U.S. to Mexico Trucks

WASHINGTON — President George W. Bush said Feb. 7 that Mexican trucks carrying international cargo will be permitted to operate throughout the U.S., reversing a long-standing Clinton administration policy against the open-border trucking provision of the North American Free Trade Agreement.

February 15, 2001

‘Business as Usual’ in Texas After Ruling

AUSTIN, Texas — The Bush administration’s announcement that it will allow Mexican trucks to haul goods throughout the United States was met with little fanfare along the Texas border last week. In fact, the consensus across the state is “business as usual” for the foreseeable future and beyond.

February 15, 2001

Texas Study Airs Infrastructure Needs at the Border

The Texas and U.S. departments of transportation have failed to provide adequate funding for sorely needed border infrastructure such as more roads to facilitate truck traffic that is growing rapidly because of the North American Free Trade Agreement.

February 14, 2001

Nova Scotia Citizen Sues Provincial Transport Chief Over Road

Sonja Wood, a local musician and social activist, wants to make Nova Scotia’s Highway 101, a heavily traveled trucking route, safer for commuters and truckers — and she is willing to go to any lengths to force the province into action.

February 14, 2001

First Agreement Reached in Feud Over Antilock Braking System Light

The financial dispute over a federally mandated antilock brake system warning light is apparently being resolved, less

February 14, 2001

Executive Briefing - Feb. 14

International Unveils High-Performance Trucks; Cannon Reports Larger Quarterly Loss; CSXT Joins RailMarketplace.com; U.S. Dec Inventories Up 0.1%; Wealthy Fight to Keep Estate Tax; and more...

February 14, 2001