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Ryder System Picks Rail Executive as New President
Ryder System named Gregory T. Swienton, a former executive of Burlington Northern Santa Fe, to be president and chief operating officer of the Miami-based transportation management company.
June 16, 1999Police Kill Suspected Cargo Thief
Undercover police in Miami stopped an alleged truck hijacking by killing a suspect and arresting two men believed to be his accomplices.
June 16, 1999Cass Logistics Formula Flaw Inflates Deregulation Savings
Figures on logistics costs, widely followed by transportation professionals and trucking analysts on Wall Street, turn out to be wrong because of a missing factor in the formula, acknowledges the author of those numbers.
June 16, 1999Former NationsWay Workers Head to Court Over Wages
Fifty-five NationsWay Transport Service employees, laid off by the carrier's bankruptcy closure, have sued the company's management to recover lost wages other reimbursements they claim are owed to them.
June 16, 1999Ohio Charges Three With Selling CDLs
Ohio state police arrested two testing examiners and a third suspect in Columbus for selling commercial driver licenses.
June 16, 1999Central Freight Lines to Acquire Jaguar Fast Freight
Central Freight Lines, Waco, Texas, has agreed to acquire the business and assets of Jaguar Fast Freight of Phoenix in a stock transaction. Jaguar operates as an intrastate less-than-truckload carrier in Arizona and is an agent for Central.
June 15, 1999Ag Haulers To Debate Hours At Meeting
Haulers of agricultural products gathering for their annual conference will be focused on the same issue consuming the rest of the industry -- the fate of the hours-of-service regulations.
June 15, 1999Mother Nature's Demands Shape Ag Haulers' Agenda
Hours of service takes on a whole new meaning to people like Rodger Blanco and Rodney Garrison. Blanco is the owner of Ag-Mart Produce and Garrison is his maintenance and transportation supervisor. Long hours are the rule, not the exception, for both men and their equipment, said Garrison.
June 15, 1999Passengers Sue Trucking Co., Driver Over Amtrak Accident
Twelve passengers injured in the deadly collision of an Amtrak train and a truck at a rural crossing in March are suing the driver, his trucking company and the Illinois Central Railroad.
June 15, 1999Y2K Could Mean Lines at Fuel Pumps For Truckers
Truckers could face some long lines at the pumps at the millennium. A government report says the oil industry has too many question marks about possible Y2K computer glitches. But an industry spokesman said the biggest concern is that customers will trigger a fuel shortage by making a run on the pumps.
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