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A.M. Executive Briefing - Aug. 27
In the news this morning: C.H. Robinson names two corporate VPs; Western Star announces fourth quarter results; and California stats show reduction in accidents caused by trucks.
August 27, 1999P.M. Executive Brefing - Aug. 27
This afternoon's headlines: Comdata, Navilor offer handwriting scanner; Lawsuit accuses Swift of gender bias; and ATA elects intermodal officers.
August 27, 1999Converted Bus May Offer Injured Drivers a Better Way °®¶ą´«Ă˝
Having an accident is bad enough without having to struggle through rehabilitation in a strange hospital thousands of miles away from friends and family. But a specially-designed bus may be the solution to get ailing truckers home.
August 26, 1999Diesel Fuel Price Jumps 2.2 Cents
The average price of diesel jumped 2.2 cents a gallon last week, the biggest leap since April, but analysts who have been calling the summer’s numbers artificially high still think the cost of fuel will stop rising.
August 26, 1999UPS to Take $1.44 Billion Charge Against Earnings for Tax Liability
United Parcel Service will take a $1.44 billion charge against earnings in the second quarter to cover its potential liability after a judge ruled that the company took improper deductions for insurance expenses to avoid paying income taxes.
August 26, 1999Truckers Target Ports for Job Actions
U.S. owner-operators on both coasts are following the lead of their Canadian counterparts and taking action to protest labor conditions at seaports.
August 26, 1999Appreciating Drivers
The open road has called many to a life behind the wheel, but it’s a hard one. The most common complaint registered in an informal Transport Topics poll of drivers is the long-haul trip that stretches on and on at the expense of family life. It’s an ancient conflict.
August 26, 1999FHWA Reignites Ratings Debate
The debate over the Federal Highway Administration’s safety rating system began anew last week when the agency issued a proposed rule that would shut down carriers that do not take steps to correct an “unsatisfactory” evaluation within 60 days.
August 26, 1999Teamsters Union Tries to Bring Overnite Customers to Its Side
Customers of Overnite Transportation Co. are the latest targets in the Teamsters union’s efforts to organize employees of the less-than-truckload carrier.
August 26, 1999IANA Convention Tackles Issue of Container Roadworthiness
A proposal to make terminal operators responsible for the roadworthiness of containers and chassis picked up by trucking companies will be a hot topic at the annual membership conference of the Intermodal Association of North America.
August 26, 1999