Trucking News

Truckers are cautiously optimistic about the nation's first multistate compact to reduce permitting

Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Heather Gradison said she will push to make U.S. transportat

NJ TRUCKING GROUP MARKS ANNIVERSARYEAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. - The New Jersey Motor Truck Associa

FEW SHIPPERS ARE jumping for joy over Mexico's decision to discuss its ban on U.S. truckers operatin

Trans-National Leasing Inc. reported net income for the second quarter of $49,083, or 4 cents a shar

TEAMSTERS TRIAL DATE POSTPONED TO MARCH 13NEW YORK - The federal government's racketeering t

The Interstate Commerce Commission cleared the way for trucking rates to rise 4.8 percent next Tuesd

The Interstate Commerce Commission restricted the antitrust immunity by which Trailer Train Co. owns

During the 1950s, almost half of the rigs on U.S. roads bore the Fruehauf nameplate. Detroit

TIP OPENS OFFICE IN RICHMOND, VA.BALA CYNWYD, Pa. - Transport International Pool has opened

In the macho world of highway trucking, no name conveyed more muscle during the 1950s, '60s and '70s

MNX Inc., a rapidly growing truck line that suffered an earnings slump last year, announced an agree

Funeral services for Fred H. Tolan, a lawyer and transportation consultant widely known in the Pacif

French road haulers are more afraid of their Dutch competitors than any other as the 1992 deadline f

ARKANSAS FREIGHTWAYS TO REGISTER OFFERINGHARRISON, Ark. - Arkansas Freightways Corp. filed a

BDP INTERNATIONAL INC. (Philadelphia) - James P. Burke was appointed manager of export operations/li

On a wintry day in February, a former Fruehauf executive recalled, an ''impassioned plea" came to Fr

Fruehauf Corp. lost $10.2 million on revenue of $547 million in the fourth quarter. That com

Transamerica Container Leasing Inc., based in White Plains, N.Y., will acquire the "high-cube" conta

ABF FREIGHT SYSTEM INC. (Fort Smith, Ark.) - David Burgess was appointed branch manager at ABF's And

Federal transportation officials said it is not feasible by today's standards to adequately enlarge

DEVELOPERS UNVEIL PLAN FOR BRIDGE AT NIAGARANIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. - A group of developers seek

Navistar International Corp. reported that first quarter earnings fell to $37.4 million, or 12 cents

Pilot Freight Carriers Inc., one of the East's best known truck lines, this month launched a familia

SHIPPERS AND TRUCKERS still have room to maneuver as haggling continues over a controversial truck r

Dutch businessmen, lured by the Thai boom in exports, are promoting the idea of distributing their p

A satellite communications company unveiled a new vehicle tracking and messaging system that will al

A visiting Rotterdam delegation outlined expansion plans Wednesday designed to ensure the Dutch city

Paccar Inc. grabbed an early-year lead in the heavy truck market as the industry posted a 17.6 perce

P-I-E NATIONWIDE SETS PACT WITH 3 CREDITORSJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - P-I-E Nationwide Inc. report

The city is hoping penmanship classes and a system of bonuses and punishments for traffic agents wil

Shippers asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to block a "simply intolerable" rate increase sche

Chemical Leaman Tank Lines Inc. reopened its largest terminal after employees for the bulk commoditi

The new 1989 Ground Vehicle Publications Catalog is available from the Engineering Society for Advan

CATERPILLAR INC. (Peoria, Ill.) - Donald V. Fites was elected president and chief operating officer.

NH TO RULE IF BURP AFFECTS DRUNKEN TESTCONCORD, N.H. - The New Hampshire Supreme Court must

A Connecticut lawmaker said the state can revive its reputation of being tough on traffic offenders

The heavy truck industry said goodbye to 1988 but not to the sales boom of the past 12 months as man

A road haulage consortium that was bought from the government by its own workers in 1982 because nob

DELAWARE & HUDSON shippers are wary as events continue unfolding around the troubled rail line.<