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Congressman Is Updating Bill To Limit Truck Size and Weight
Rep. Jim Oberstar said he will try again to expand the freeze on longer combination vehicles, while ATA and other industry groups push their agenda on LCVs and other issues in written comments.
March 29, 1999Seth Clevenger and Mike Senatore dive into the Transport Topics Top 100 list of the largest logistics companies. They address trade challenges, mergers, sector trends and more.
UPS Delivering With Diesel-Electric
United Parcel Service will be testing an engine that’s not as powerful as a locomotive but has the essential characteristics of a train’s power plant.
March 29, 1999TCA Urges Hours of Service Update
The Truckload Carriers Association voted to push for several changes in American Trucking Associations’ policy on rules governing driver hours of service.
March 29, 1999Western Star No Lightweight With New Class 8 Truck
Western Star Trucks is pinning its hopes for growth on a bid to make new inroads into the owner-operator and small- to medium-fleet markets — and the company’s executives say weight reductions will be the key to success.
March 29, 1999Hub Group to Buy Out Local Partners
Hub Group said it will exercise options to acquire the minority interests in 17 Hub operating companies for approximately $110 million.
March 29, 1999BTS Extends Filing Deadline
The federal government will give motor freight carriers more time to file 1998 annual reports. It also is soliciting comments on a proposal to restrict public access to some sensitive carrier financial and operating data.
March 29, 1999Conrail Testing New Safety Rule
Conrail is testing a safety rule designed to reduce the likelihood of train collisions similar to one that killed two people in Williams County in January.
March 29, 1999NPTC Chief Calls for Stricter Enforcement
The truck safety debate took a new course Thursday as the National Private Truck Council called on the DOT to focus enforcement on drivers and carriers with the worst safety records.
March 26, 1999Proposed Rule Changes Could Prove Expensive for Liquified Gas Haulers
TT File PhotoA proposed rule changing unloading operations for haulers of liquefied compressed gases such as propane could cost as much as $3,000 for each truck, an industry official said.
March 26, 1999EPA Backs Uniform Smoke Tests
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently recommended a nationwide smoke testing standard to avoid confusion among truck drivers traveling from state to state.
March 26, 1999