Navistar International Corp. said it will close its truck manufacturing plant in Garland, Texas, early next year, cutting 900 jobs as a result, to reduce costs.
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ATA Names Danny Neal VP of National Sales
American Trucking Associations said Wednesday it has named Danny Neal to be ATA’s new vice president of national sales.
October 31, 2012Covenant Transportation Swings to 3Q Profit
Covenant Transportation Group reported third-quarter net income of $1 million, or 7 cents a share, turning around a net loss of $11.2 million, or 76 cents, a year earlier.
October 31, 2012Cummins’ 3Q Income Drops on Lower Engine Demand
Cummins Inc. said its third-quarter profit slipped from a year ago on lower engine demand.
October 31, 2012Con-way Reports Lower 3Q Profit
Con-way Inc. said late Wednesday its third-quarter profit declined from a year ago, due to higher healthcare expenses at its less-than-truckload unit.
October 31, 2012Both Major Candidates for N.C. Governor Oppose Tolls on I-95
Both of North Carolina’s major-party gubernatorial candidates said they oppose the state’s effort to toll its portion of Interstate 95, one of the nation’s major freight corridors.
October 30, 2012Maine to Decide on $51.5 Million in Bonds to Help Fund Infrastructure Improvements
Voters in Maine will decide on Nov. 6 whether to approve $51.5 million worth of bonds, with the bulk of the money designated for highway and bridge improvements.
October 31, 2012Roadrunner’s 3Q Net Income Improves
Roadrunner Transportation Systems’ third-quarter income rose sharply, led by strong truckload and less-than-truckload operations.
November 1, 2012EPA Sets Waivers for N.J. Diesel, Gasoline Requirements in Eastern States
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Wednesday temporarily waive federal clean diesel fuel requirements in New Jersey to allow the use of home heating oil in most generators and pumps in emergency service in New Jersey.
November 1, 2012FMCSA Lifts HOS Rules for Truckers Working on Sandy-Related Cleanup
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration declared a regional emergency over many eastern states, lifting hours-of-service regulations for trucking and work crews dealing with the massive cleanup following Hurricane Sandy.
October 31, 2012