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Overnite to Appeal Order On Bargaining From NLRB

The Teamsters union won a round in its ongoing battle with Overnite Transportation when the National Labor Relations Board told the company it had to bargain with the union at four of its terminals.

November 24, 1999

Diesel Emissions-Cancer Link Cited in Revised EPA Report

A branch of the Environmental Protection Agency issued a draft report that says diesel emissions are “highly likely” to cause cancer and other health problems.

November 24, 1999

'Caution Zone Jobs' Are Object Of Washington Ergonomics Plan

Washington state regulators proposed an ergonomics rule that would give the state one of the toughest such laws in the nation, and one of the primary targets of the rule is trucking.

November 24, 1999

Vancouver Port Reopens After Lockout of Workers

Members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union in British Columbia went back to work Nov. 15, after the Canadian federal government threatened to intervene with back-to-work legislation.

November 24, 1999

Covenant Completes Deal For Harold Ives Trucking

Covenant Transport, Chattanooga, Tenn., completed its second acquisition in the past month and a half with the purchase of Harold Ives Trucking and its freight brokerage affiliate, Harold Ives Transportation, for approximately $45 million.

November 24, 1999

Editorial: Silence is Sometimes Golden

At least some of us had mothers or fathers who warned that the risk of opening one’s mouth might just reveal more than we ever intended. A recent case in point occurred during the nagging dispute between truckers, ship lines, ports and railroads over the roadworthiness of intermodal equipment, and where the responsibility for it should rest.

November 24, 1999

Opinion: Truckload Carriers’ Code Seeks to Reduce the Waiting

One of the most important management problems facing truckload carriers is the excessive and unproductive time trucks and drivers spend at shippers’ and receivers’ docks. In fact, three recent surveys by the Truckload Carriers Association found that refrigerated carriers drivers spend over 40 hours a week at the shippers’ and receivers’ docks.

November 24, 1999

Truckers, Singer Join to Drive Away Hunger

Country singer Shania Twain and XTRA Lease are working together to raise four tons of food for hungry children.

November 24, 1999

Truck Driver Racks Up 1 Million Miles Since Lung Transplant

It’s not remarkable that Gerald Taylor drives a big rig cross-country for a living, but it is remnarkable that in November he will have driven 1 million miles since receiving a lung transplant.

November 24, 1999

Amtrak to Hook Reefers to Its Passenger Trains

Amtrak will soon be hauling perishable produce along with passengers, parcels and other cargo as the company goes after additional opportunities to put freight on its trains.

November 24, 1999