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New Commanders Put in Charge of Leading OTA

Oregon Trucking Associations hired Michael G. Moises as president and elected Mike Card as chairman of the board, filling two vacant spots at the organization.

October 6, 1999

Transit Group Acquires Container Hauler, Broker

Transit Group agreed to acquire the assets of Land Transportation LLC and a related freight brokerage operation from Rocor International of Oklahoma City for $18.5 million in cash and debt, plus an undetermined number of shares of its common stock.

October 6, 1999

Editorial: Improved Prospects for a Truck Safety Administration

The legislative process is slow and often Byzantine, but every now and then, progress is apparent to the naked eye. Such was the case on Capitol Hill last week as Congress took tangible steps toward ordering the creation of a federal administration to oversee trucking’s safety programs.

October 6, 1999

Opinion: Transportation as an Election Issue

Call me an optimist, but transportation issues may play a role in next year’s elections.

October 6, 1999

Teamsters, DOE to Train New Truckers

An alliance between the Teamsters union and the Department of Energy will put displaced government employees back to work as truck drivers.

October 6, 1999

Hauler’s Side Jobs Evolve Into New Line of Business

Ken Gold had no way of knowing in 1986 when he started hauling sand and gravel that a few side jobs transporting motorcycles for friends would evolve into successful operation of GoldRush Motorsports, a specialized trucking fleet for racing.

October 6, 1999

A.D. Transport Express Becomes a Disciple on Quality

When Ford Motor Co. issued a mandate that all of its suppliers comply with ISO 9002, an international standard for quality, A.D. Transport Express had little choice but to go along with the program. After all, Ford was the $30 million carrier’s largest customer.

October 6, 1999

Federal Judge Rules Inspector General Overstepped Powers in Office

The Department of Transportation’s inspector general went too far when it searched a trucking company’s offices and seized its records last year, said a federal judge in Phoenix.

October 6, 1999

Comdata Agrees to Settle FTC Antitrust Complaint

Comdata, the leader in the trucking fuel-card business, has settled a complaint by the Federal Trade Commission by agreeing to license its card-processing system to its competitors.

October 6, 1999

Truckers Block Roads in Europe

Protesting truck drivers blocked highways into Luxembourg today as European Union transport ministers gathered there to debate proposals to reduce truckers' working hours.

October 6, 1999