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U.S. 23 Project in Ky. Complete
With little fanfare, a 30-year renovation project to four-lane all of U.S. 23 has been finished. The region's main north-south artery is one of the busiest coal-hauling routes in the country.
September 2, 1999Trailer Sales Up in June
Shipments of truck trailers rose slightly in June, totaling 23,708, a 3.1% increase over the 22,985 shipped in May, according to the Truck Trailer Manufacturers Association.
September 2, 1999Drought Hits Ag Haulers Hard
East Coast farmers and the truckers they rely on to transport their goods have been hit hard by this season’s blistering heat and record-setting dry spell.
September 2, 1999A.M. Executive Briefing - Sept. 2
In the news this morning: Protest slows flow of cargo at Baltimore port; DOT reviews gaps in driver safety standards; and Va. politician sues trucker, firm over crash.
September 2, 1999P.M. Executive Briefing - Sept. 2
This afternoon's headlines: U.S. Customs says its not liable for cargo damage; Many job deaths in Miss. happen on state roads; and Sen. Baucus to drive a semi from Missoula to Billings.
September 2, 1999J.B. Hunt to Convert Fleet to Conventional Cabs
J.B. Hunt Transport Services will spend more than $1 billion over five years to convert its fleet of 9,000 cabover truck tractors to conventional tractors, company officials said Aug. 26.
September 1, 1999Truckers Abandon Secondary N.J. Roads in Wake of Ban
Commercial trucks drivers accustomed to using two major roads in New Jersey are heeding the governor’s month-old order banning them from those and other thoroughfares, even though enforcement has not begun.
September 1, 1999Seattle Haulers Park Rigs
Some 120 miles to the south of Vancouver, British Columbia, hundreds of Seattle container haulers, encouraged by the success of their Canadian counterparts, have parked their trucks in protest against low wages and the lack of union representation.
September 1, 1999Emmett Calls for Cooperation
The leader of the nation’s largest shippers’ group is calling for a trade-off between the railroad and trucking industries. In exchange for railroad support of heavier big rigs, trucking companies would move more freight on intermodal lines.
September 1, 1999NationsWay Hubs to Be Sold; Wage Lawsuit Filed by Workers
Officers of bankrupt NationsWay Transport Service have agreed to sell three of the carrier’s hubs — in Commerce City, Colo.; Harrisburg, Pa.; and Phoenix — to two of the country’s less-than-truckload giants. The facilities are scheduled to be sold on Sept. 7 at federal bankruptcy court in Phoenix.
September 1, 1999