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Opinion: Respect for the Truck Driver
I recently went on a run with my husband in an 18-wheeler, and it came to my attention that some people look down on truck drivers. They don’t realize what the truck driver has to go through. I’d like to take this opportunity to explain it to you.
July 14, 1999Opinion: A Shakespearean Merger
It is almost Shakespearean: Norfolk Southern and CSX, set to divide Conrail, ignored the warnings of three rattled spirits labeled UP, SP and CNW, and, for their hubris, were brought low. Out. Out. Damned computer glitch!
July 14, 1999Reefer Carriers Focus on Drivers
Refrigerated carriers gather July 14 to 16 for the annual meeting of the Truckload Carriers Association’s Refrigerated Division in Colorado to discuss how to improve the workplace for truckers..
July 14, 1999Ore. Senate Panel OKs Gas Tax
A bill to raise the state's gas tax was approved Tuesday by an Oregon Senate committee, but the full Senate may shoot down the bill, which includes a provision to end the state's weight-mile tax.
July 14, 1999Thermo King Picks Insider In Filling Post of President
John P. Kinsella has been named president of Thermo King Corp., succeeding James F. Watson, who retired in May. Kinsella was general manager of Thermo King’s International Division for the past six years.
July 14, 1999TravelCenters Aims to Lure Motorists, Truckers With New Design
The opening of a new prototype truck stop just outside Denver is allowing TravelCenters of America to reposition itself in the marketplace.
July 14, 1999N.J. Gets Hazwaste Fee Back
A New Jersey court handed down a surprising decision that reinstates a previously abolished hazardous waste transporter fee — at least for now.
July 14, 1999Engine Decrees Remain in Limbo
The consent decrees between the Environmental Protection Agency, the Justice Department and six diesel engine manufacturers remain precisely where they have been for months — in the hands of U.S. District Judge Henry H. Kennedy.
July 14, 1999Cirillo Puts Safety Before Image
Julie Cirillo, the federal government’s top trucking regulator, wants the industry to know that when it comes to safety, she’s less interested in public perception than in saving lives.
July 14, 1999Truck Stocks May Make Comeback
Trucking stocks have been pummeled as investors migrate to less-volatile industries. But one investment analyst said conditions may be right for them to soar again.
July 14, 1999