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News Briefs - Jan. 21

Public Seeks More Rail Options on I-81 Corridor • Velocity Express Names New CFO • Union Pacific Post Record 4Q Income on Overnite Sale • Housing Starts Surge to Near 20-Year High • And more ...

January 21, 2004

Pennsylvania Turnpike OKs Toll Hike

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission voted Tuesday to raise tolls for commercial vehicles and passenger cars starting Aug. 1, news services reported.

January 21, 2004

Editorial: Release GAO’s Diesel Emissions Report

The General Accounting Office has pretty well completed its eagerly awaited report on the economic and environmental impacts of the major change in diesel emissions standards that has roiled the trucking industry for several years.

January 21, 2004

TRB Panelists Say Tolls Will Replace Taxes

WASHINGTON — As U.S. highways become more congested and vehicles get more fuel efficient, tolls rather than fuel taxes will become the dominant method for funding transportation improvements and maintenance, finance experts said at the Transportation Research Board’s annual meeting here last week.

January 21, 2004

DOT Plans to Require Hazardous Material Haulers To Provide Communications Systems for Drivers

WASHINGTON — The Transportation Department plans to require hazardous materials haulers to provide communications systems for drivers to ensure the safety of their loads, an official of the Research and Special Programs Administration told a transportation forum here last week.

January 21, 2004

Survey Shows Truckers Plan to Avoid Tolled I-81

A recent survey by the Virginia Trucking Association of its members and their customers showed that trucking companies would try to avoid Interstate 81 if tolls were imposed on the highway.

January 21, 2004

Security Briefs - Jan. 8 - Jan. 15

New Shooting Spurs Highway Watch Notice • FDA Rules in Favor of Truck Terminals • WTO Warns U.S. Against Creating Trade Barriers • TRC Awarded Security Contract From Port of Houston

January 21, 2004

Technology Briefs - Jan. 13 - Jan. 19

TMI Signs Deal with Griffin Travel Plazas • Report Predicts Tripling of Telematics Spending • LTL Yellow Offers Online Bill of Lading • Aether President Davis Resigns • And more...

January 20, 2004

Bank of Canada Lowers Key Interest Rate

Pointing to the rapid rise in value of its currency, the Bank of Canada cut its key overnight interest rate to 2.5% on Tuesday, news reports said.

January 20, 2004

New Services Allow More Data to Flow Cheaply

This year, suppliers of mobile communications services for trucking will offer an array of new services as established companies delve into new markets and new technology makes it possible to transmit more data at less cost than ever before.

January 20, 2004