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Beepers Black Out
The nation’s pagers went down last week, but the freight apparently kept moving.
September 29, 1998Allison Expands Its Line
Although they are at least a year away from production, Allison Transmission introduced three automatic trans-missions, including two models that will expand the com-pany’s capacity in the medium-duty ranges. The third is for the light commercial truck market.
September 29, 1998Yellow Has Virtual Customer Service Center
OVERLAND PARK, Kan., -- Yellow Freight System www.yellowfreight.com) has added new customer service capabilities to its web ite that enable shippers and their customers to provide and access critical, eal-time information.
September 29, 1998Congress Wraps Spending Bill, Leaves Fate of OMC Hanging
Congress agreed to a $500 billion budget package Thursday that includes Department of Transportation and highway funding for fiscal 1999, but left at least one key trucking issue unresolved: Will the Office of Motor Carriers get a new home?
September 29, 1998That Winning Feeling
This year's National Truck Driving Championships, Trucking's equivalent of the Super Bowl or the World Series, attracts the nation's driving elite.
August 28, 1998Credit Reporting Suit Slated for Trial
John Sarto, president, will take the top spot at Teletrac Inc., a Kansas City, Mo., provider of vehicle locating and mobile communications services. Jack Schang, OmniTracs vice president and general manager, customer service, will retire.
August 27, 1998Rails Won't Give on Truck Dimensions
John Sarto, president, will take the top spot at Teletrac Inc., a Kansas City, Mo., provider of vehicle locating and mobile communications services. Jack Schang, OmniTracs vice president and general manager, customer service, will retire.
August 27, 1998Qualcomm Execs Depart
Two key executives from the OmniTracs division of Qualcomm Inc. are leaving the company. John Sarto, president, will take the top spot at Teletrac Inc., a Kansas City, Mo., provider of vehicle locating and mobile communications services. Jack Schang, OmniTracs vice president and general manager, customer service, will retire.
August 27, 1998UPS Expands Asian Capacity Through Philippines Hub
UPS Inc. said it tripled the capacity of its Philippines sorting center to improve service in Asian markets such as China and Japan.
August 27, 19982018 TMC Live Blog
Let this page be your what's-happening-right-now guide to TMC 2018. Our live blog will capture photos, videos, tweets and latest headlines from the exhibit hall, press conferences and group sessions.
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