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Researcher Defends Trucker HIV Study

The researcher who led the survey on long-haul truckers and their risk of exposure to HIV wants to clarify several things about the findings.

June 14, 2000

The Modern Truck Stop: Clean, Well-Lit

The atmosphere at many of today’s trucks stops differs little from a suburban shopping mall. Truck stops and malls are usually clean, well-lighted places with a wide variety of goods and services for sale and many different opportunities for amusement and entertainment.

June 14, 2000

A.M. Executive Briefing - June 14

In the news this morning: Parker Hannifin to acquire Wynn's Intl.; Idaho trucking firms say federal hours proposals are unworkable; and trucker's insurance company to cover roadway damages in Alabama tanker explosion.

June 14, 2000

Proposal: TMC Members Need Not Join ATA

Members of The Maintenance Council need not be members of American Trucking Associations under an arrangement that may lay to rest a controversy that has threatened TMC's structure since the introduction of ATA strategic plan in 1998.

June 13, 2000

ATA Asked to Sue Oregon on Ton-Mile Tax

Having lost in the court of public opinion, Oregon trucking representatives now want to take their battle against the state’s weight-distance tax to a real courthouse.

June 13, 2000

House Hears Mandated Fuel Surcharge Arguments

Independent truckers need a fuel surcharge to stay in business, but the federal government has chosen the wrong industry — shippers — to pick up the tab, said witnesses at a June 8 House subcommittee hearing.

June 13, 2000

Feds Wonder if Safety Tech is Distracting

When does the growth of information technology for trucking become information overload that could distract the driver? Federal transportation officials have decided it’s time to look into the question, since it could have negative implications for safety.

June 13, 2000

RPSA Clarifies Hazmat Placard Placement

Hazardous materials placards may be placed at a level below the trailer’s floor and behind the rear underride guard as long as they are not obscured, according to a June 2 decision by the Department of Transportation’s Research and Special Programs Administration.

June 13, 2000

A.M. Executive Briefing - June 13

In the news this morning: Florida pulls licenses of 519 truckers; S.C. Trucking Association names its first woman president; and Feds say Midwest drivers pay unfair gasoline prices.

June 13, 2000

P.M. Executive Briefing - June 13

This afternoon's headlines: Rep. Rahall urges highway designers to think intermodal; Peace Bridge Authority, N.Y. residents oppose buyout proposal; and Sens. Voinovich, Breaux draft legislation to force EPA to consider costs of regulations.

June 13, 2000