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Renewed Port Hauler Strike Looms

Officials at the ports of Seattle and Tacoma, Wash., have until the end of September to avoid another strike by container haulers at the ports.

September 29, 1999

Overnite, Union Split on Mediation

In an effort to avoid a Teamsters union strike of Overnite Transportation Co., the federal labor mediation board volunteered Sept. 17 to help the two sides reach an agreement. The Teamsters accepted the offer; Overnite declined it.

September 29, 1999

Ploof Truck Lines Up for Sale

The owner of Ploof Truck Lines, a flatbed truckload carrier based in Jacksonville, Fla., is seeking to sell the company after filing for bankruptcy protection on Sept. 10.

September 29, 1999

Editorial: Rising Fuel Prices Depress Trucking’s Bottom Lines

For months, analysts have been predicting the imminent end of the run-up in fuel prices, certain that oil-exporting nations would end their manipulation of petroleum supplies after prices recovered from historic lows in the early part of the year. And they’ve been wrong

September 29, 1999

Opinion: Swing of the Regulatory Pendulum

The Surface Transportation Board has rejected a request by the Association of American Railroads that it rethink its decision to ignore product and geographic competition in deciding rate reasonableness cases.

September 29, 1999

Falling Costs May Bring High-Tech Services Within Reach of Small Firms

More small companies are gaining access to relatively high-tech information systems as the associated costs come down. For example, companies now can set up advanced communications on the Internet at about one-tenth the cost of five years ago.

September 29, 1999

If Web Sites Are Right, Where Are the Small Carriers?

For many smaller trucking companies, getting on the information highway is a slow process, but experts say these firms will need to develop a Web presence soon if they hope to survive.

September 29, 1999

TMC Readies Recommendation on Impact Guards

The Maintenance Council of American Trucking Associations is working on a recommended practice intended to ensure that repaired impact guards look and perform as they’re designed.

September 29, 1999

GeoLogistics Will Close Domestic Forwarding Unit

GeoLogistics Americas said it will phase out its unprofitable domestic freight-forwarding operations as of Oct. 15 and concentrate on international freight forwarding and logistics.

September 29, 1999

Trading of Dynamex Held As Earnings Are Restated

The American Stock Exchange suspended trading of Dynamex Inc. stock after the Dallas-based courier announced Sept. 17 that it will restate earnings for fiscal years 1997, 1998 and the first three quarters of fiscal years 1998 and 1999 because of accounting irregularities.

September 29, 1999