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Whether to 'Lock in' Diesel Prices
Analysts were divided on whether fleet managers should “lock in” at current prices as the national average cost of diesel fuel rose to $1.137 a gallon last week.
August 4, 1999Reauthorization of FRA, STB Unlikely, Aide Says
Don’t expect Congress to reauthorize either the Federal Railroad Administration or the Surface Transportation Board any time soon. That’s the word from a key congressional aide.
August 4, 1999Editorial: Requiem for the Oregon Tax
The state that invented the weight-distance tax has decided to dismantle its invention. But truckers shouldn’t park their rigs and pop open the champagne bottles just yet.
August 4, 1999Opinion: Safety Initiatives and Joint Ventures
Motor carriers now have a green light to experiment in two important areas of federal regulation: highway safety and joint ventures.
August 4, 1999Opinion: Repeal New York's Unfair Ton-Mile Tax
Over the years, New York state has developed a well-deserved reputation as an unfriendly place to do business. For nearly two years, the New York State Motor Truck Association has been trying to change that image and bring sense and rationality to the way trucks are taxed.
August 4, 1999Look, Ma, No Hands!
Staying on the straight — and curved — narrow has long been the truck driver’s most important job, but lane-tracking technology is ready to lend a helping hand.
August 4, 1999Navistar Names New Head of Heavy Vehicle Group
Dennis Webb was named general manager of Navistar International’s Heavy Vehicle Center, the company announced July 26. Webb, 52, succeeds Steve Keate, who became president of Navistar’s Truck Group on June 18.
August 4, 1999Driver Fatigue is Subject of Training Seminars
The Office of Motor Carrier and Highway Safety started its latest round of driver fatigue training July 29 in Portland, Ore., with a seminar for safety and risk managers, truck driving school instructors and trucking company driver trainers.
August 4, 1999Auctioning Freight Contracts by Computer
Going once, going twice, sold. Freight contracts are being awarded by an increasing number of companies using an electronic auction process.
August 4, 1999Trucker in Ill. Crash Gets CDL Back
The Illinois secretary of state's office has reinstated the commercial driver's license of the trucker involved in the Amtrak crash that killed 11 people in Bourbonnais earlier this year.
August 4, 1999