Rail and intermodal traffic fell last week, the Association of American Railroads said.
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Some Firms Cut New-Driver Pay as Freight Demand Stays Low
Some truckload fleets said they are selectively cutting driver pay for the first time in years to counter cost pressures as the recession dries up freight demand.
February 23, 2009State Registration Fee Plan Would Double Fleet Charges
State truck registration fees would more than double under a proposal being prepared for the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration under a two-year-old system Congress set up to reduce fees for for-hire carriers.
February 23, 2009Class 8 Truck Sales Hit 17-Year Low
U.S. trucking customers bought just 7,374 new Class 8 tractors in January, the lowest one-month total in 17 years and a drop of more than 5,000 units from December, WardsAuto.com reported.
February 23, 2009Jobless Claims Unchanged for Week
Initial jobless claims were unchanged last week and continuing claims reached a new record the previous week, the Labor Department said Thursday.
February 19, 2009Container Fees Take Effect at SoCal Ports
The launch of a container fee program at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, Calif., led to long backups after more than 1,000 trucks were turned away for not having required electronic identification tags, the Long Beach Press-Telegram reported Thursday.
February 19, 2009Letters: Truck vs. Car Speed, °®¶¹´«Ã½ Run, Removing Snow, 10% Pay Cut
Regarding different speed limits for cars and large trucks, arguments with this one go on and on.
February 17, 2009Trucking’s Growing Job Losses
Trucking suffered the greatest loss of jobs in history during January, excluding the month of the national drivers’ strike in 1994.
February 19, 2009iTECH: Sending the Right Signals Efficiently
Efficiency is the cornerstone of most successful supply-chain operations, and in a bad economy it’s the little things that can make or break a business struggling to survive.
February 17, 2009Industrial Production Falls 1.8% as Auto Output Plunges
U.S. industrial production fell 1.8% in January, declining for the sixth time in seven months, the Federal Reserve said Wednesday.
February 18, 2009