Search
Showing 10 of 73141 results
Federal Mogul Reportedly Eyeing LucasVarity Bid
Federal Mogul Corp. is set to make a $6 billion bid for British motor components group LucasVarity PLC, according to reports in British newspapers Sunday.
January 25, 1999Justin Olsen, maintenance director at TCW, breaks down the hidden impact of poor trailer management on operations, compliance and safety.Â
CHP Steps Up Truck Enforcement
The California Highway Patrol’s border division is stepping up its enforcement of driving laws and hours of service.
January 21, 1999Orbcomm Extends Service to Europe
TT PhotoRecent rulings by European authorities will help move Orbcomm Global closer to providing satellite service across Europe. In December, the European Regulatory Commission ruled that it would permit satellite communication systems to be used in the 43 countries.
January 21, 1999Amtrak, Norfolk Southern Talk
Talks are underway between Norfolk Southern Corp. and National Railroad Passenger Corp. to allow Norfolk's intermodal trains to use Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor.
January 21, 1999Hi-Tech Glasses Make In-Cab TV Big
A new device gives viewers the feeling of large-screen television no matter what size TV they have, its makers say.
January 21, 1999Award Makes Heroes Out of Truckers
Twenty-four truck drivers will receive hero awards from Goodyear for their efforts to rescue an accident victim or provide roadside assistance.
January 21, 1999Canadians Warned of Y2K Traffic Bug
Small towns in Canada are being advised to check their traffic equipment for problems in handling the change to the year 2000.
January 21, 1999Roberson Offers Truck Purchase Plans
Another truck company has followed the lead of U.S. Xpress Enterprise in offering a deal to help drivers buy trucks.
January 21, 1999Mayflower Raises Agent Compensation
Mayflower Transit raised the commissions it pays agent van lines effective Jan. 1. The new schedule will boost agent compensation by about 4%, the company said.
January 21, 1999Internet Software Tracks Cargo Globally
Geneer announced that it is set to release the first Internet-based software to trace shipments globally. The Global Shipment Tracking System will be the first in a suite of products that let Web users access information from around the world, the company said.
January 21, 1999