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Pollution Regulations Put Spotlight on Biodiesel
What if there were a way to have an endless supply of diesel fuel 鈥 a supply that did not depend on the whims of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries?
April 19, 2000International Showcases 'Green' Diesel Technology
International Truck and Engine Corp. held a press conference at the recent Mid-America Trucking Show to point with pride to 鈥 nothing at all.
April 19, 2000Intermodal Expo to Be Held Every 2 Years, Not Annually
Declining attendance and exhibitor participation is forcing changes in the International Intermodal Expo sponsored by the Georgia Freight Bureau and the Intermodal Association of North America.
April 19, 2000Roadlink USA Expects to Alter Face of Intermodal Business
The top boss at RoadLink USA made big promises of changing the business model for intermodal trucking and logistics.
April 19, 2000Pollution Regulations Put Spotlight on Biodiesel
What if there were a way to have an endless supply of clean diesel fuel 鈥 a supply that did not depend on the whims of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries or the EPA?
April 18, 2000Diesel Price Continues to Decline
As the national average price of diesel fuel fell for the third straight week, the price of crude oil on the New York Mercantile Exchange plunged below $26 a barrel for the first time since Jan. 11, based on expectations, as well as rumors, that the supply may have already increased.
April 12, 2000CSX Defers Upkeep, Charge FRA, Union
CSX has deliberately deferred needed maintenance on its rail lines to make its financial results look better, the safety director of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees has charged.
April 12, 2000Component-Makers Meritor, Arvin To Merge in Multibillion-Dollar Deal
Meritor Automotive and Arvin Industries will join in a $7.5 - billion 鈥渕erger of equals,鈥 combining Meritor鈥檚 penetration of heavy-vehicle markets with Arvin鈥檚 strength in the light-vehicle business, spokesmen for both companies said April 6.
April 12, 2000New Numbers Wipe Out 1998 Trailer Sales Record
Revisions by the Bureau of the Census have wiped out an apparent record set for trailer shipments in 1998, while new reports showed January 2000 shipments trailing those in the same month a year earlier.
April 12, 2000Feds, Union Rap CSX Over Rail Maintenance
Citing a federal audit that revealed parts of CSX's rail system were in disrepair, the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees claims the railroad has deliberately deferred needed maintenance to make its financial results look better.
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