The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s annual 72-hour Roadcheck truck-inspection blitz wraps up its three-day run on Thursday.
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California Company Loses Hazmat License
The California Highway Patrol said it revoked the hazardous materials transportation license of Sabek Transportation, the company that owned the tanker truck involved in a collision that destroyed
June 4, 2007FMCSA’s Hill Rejects Criticism of Mexican-Trucks Plan
By Sean McNally, Senior Reporter
June 6, 2007Factory Orders Increase 0.3%
Factory orders rose 0.3% in April, the Commerce Department said Monday.
June 4, 2007Navistar to Release Financials Soon
Navistar International Corp. said it will file financial results for the 2005 fiscal year within four months.
June 4, 2007CTA Opposes SoCal Port Plan
The California Trucking Association opposes regulations that would allow only newer, lower-emission trucks access to marine terminals, the Fresno Bee newspaper reported.
June 4, 2007FedEx, Teamsters at Odds Over Conn. Vote
A group of drivers at a FedEx Corp. unit’s terminal near Hartford, Conn., who voted 12 to 9 to join the Teamsters union last month may became members of a Teamsters local, the union said, but the company said the vote does not reflect the views of most of its employees.
June 4, 2007European Mandates Push Biofuels Development
Pushed by government mandates, European farmers are gearing up to put out higher amounts of biofuels in the coming years, the New York Times reported Wednesday.
May 30, 2007Portland Sets Biodiesel Mandate, to Begin July 1
All diesel sold in Portland, Ore., will be required to contain at least 5% biodiesel beginning July 1, the Oregon Trucking Associations said.
June 4, 2007Mack Markets In-Cab System to Reduce Engine Idling
Mack Trucks introduced a new in-cabin power system as an option, joining several other truck manufacturers — including International, Kenworth and Peterbilt — in offering built-in units to limit idling.
June 4, 2007