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Mexican Trucking Tells Fox of Nafta Concerns

Mexico’s largest trucking association, Canacar, has seized the moment to present its complaints on North American Free Trade Agreement trucking issues to the country’s incoming president, Vicente Fox Quesada.

July 19, 2000

Arizona Backs Off Split Speeds

Trucks can keep cruising the Arizona deserts at the same speed as four-wheelers thanks to a state Department of Transportation study.

July 19, 2000

Guilty Drivers Hold on to CDLs

An audit of the commercial driver license program found the primary goal of limiting truckers to one CDL has largely been achieved, but states are not disqualifying convicted holders as required by law, allowing unsafe drivers on the road.

July 19, 2000

ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø and Away in Forwarding Game

Kim Hioe, a corporate vice president in Santa Clara, Calif., can quantify his affection for Circle International Group — the more he likes the freight forwarder the less frequently he sees its personnel.

July 19, 2000

Harry Potter Book Meets Transportation Wizards

Santa Claus may be famous for Christmas deliveries, but on July 8 FedEx Corp., United Parcel Service and Yellow Freight System usurped his ho-ho-ho all the way to bookstores, warehouses and homes of the United States, delivering the latest Harry Potter book.

July 19, 2000

Uncertainty Mars Fuel Outlook

The price of diesel fuel crept downward 0.4 cents a gallon this week amid arguments over inventories, production quotas and reserve plans, as well as a startling speculation that the price of crude oil could reach $35 to $40 a barrel by year’s end.

July 19, 2000

Wisconsin Association Stops Separate Truck Speeds

The radar guns are out in full force in Milwaukee these days and lead-footed truckers who find themselves on the wrong side of a speeding ticket have an alliance of state officials, law enforcement and industry leaders to thank.

July 19, 2000

Pennsylvania Turnpike Eases Tunnel Hazmat Restrictions

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission relaxed the rules that determine which hazardous materials may be trucked through the four mountain tunnels on its toll road.

July 19, 2000

Trimac Makes Moves On Bulk Truck Market

Trimac Corp. has initiated a restructuring plan that will shift C$378 million worth of its assets to place the company in a position to increase its market share of the bulk trucking business. The Calgary, Alberta-based company started its maneuvering two week ago by selling its Rentway subsidiary to Penske Truck Leasing.

July 19, 2000

Editorial: Killing the Death Tax

Congress was poised last week to act on legislation that would help owners of family-owned trucking companies pass the fruits of a lifetime’s work on to their children without Uncle Sam taking a giant bite.

July 19, 2000