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GDP Grew at 2.2% Annual Rate in Third Quarter
The U.S. economy grew at a 2.2% annual rate in the third quarter, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.
November 29, 2006Paccar to Eliminate Shifts at Tennessee, Washington Plants
Truck maker Paccar is planning to slash one shift from its Peterbilt Motors Co. plant near Nashville, Tenn., and one shift from its Renton, Wash., Kenworth Truck Co. plant, the Associated Press reported.
November 29, 2006New 窪蹋勛圖厙 Sales Decline 3.2% in October
New home sales fell 3.2% in October, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.
November 29, 2006Congestion Tops DOT Agenda for 07, Inspector General Says
he Department of Transportation Office of the Inspector Generals latest list of top challenges facing the department included reducing congestion, promoting new ways to finance roads, improving the performance of the transportation network and increasing truck safety efforts. br clear="all">
November 29, 2006Trucking Officials Offer Cautious Support for FMCSAs Medical Certification Proposal
Trucking officials offered cautious support of the long-awaited and anticipated federal proposal to merge the medical certification that drivers must obtain before operating a large truck with a state-issued commercial driver license.
November 29, 2006Security & Safety Briefs Nov. 23 - Nov. 29
Mobile Awareness to Distribute Occupational Athletics Products to Transportation Workers Port of Houston Authority Approves Additional Security Measures Pennsylvania Sees Fewer Highway Fatalities Over Thanksgiving Holiday
November 29, 2006Fed Beige Book Reveals Moderating Trucking Demand
Economic activity in most of the 12 Federal Reserve districts continued to expand at a moderate rate in the period spanning early October through late November, though some districts reported accelerating growth while others reported cooling economic activity, the Federal Reserve said Wednesday in its latest Beige Book report.
November 29, 2006Mass. Attorney General Files Suit Against Big Dig Developers
Massachusetts Attorney General Thomas Reilly on Tuesday filed a lawsuit alleging that negligence on the part of 15 companies involved in the Big Dig tunnels design and construction led to the July collapse that killed a woman, the Boston Globe reported.
November 28, 2006Saia Approves $25 Million Stock Buyback
Less-than-truckload carrier Saia Inc. on Monday approved a plan to repurchase up to $25 million worth of its common stock, the Associated Press reported.
November 28, 2006October Truck Tonnage Fell 1.8%, ATA Says
American Trucking Associations said Monday its preliminary October for-hire truck tonnage index fell 1.8%, following a revised 1.6% rise in September.
November 28, 2006