Trucking News

AMERICAN PRESIDENT COS. (Oakland, Calif.) - J. Douglass Coates was promoted to president of American

Elton Blair, a truck driver who has made nine trips to Guatemala to distribute food, clothing and ot

CALIF. TRUCKERS OPPOSE FURTHER DEREGULATIONSAN FRANCISCO - Some 500 angry, sign-toting truck

The nation's largest trucking and railroad labor unions filed suit in federal district court Tuesday

Beleaguered Parisians, already suffering from a crippling transport strike, probably think every pub

ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES AMERICA'S ROAD TEAMThe American Trucking Associations announced the 19

Higher freight rates sparked a sharp increase in third quarter earnings for several of the nation's

AMERICAN PRESIDENT AUTOMOTIVE DISTRIBUTION CO. (Oakland, Calif.) - James M. Dunkel was named preside

The not-so-secret word for truckers last week was safety. That's because the Department of T

Heavy truck sales sustained their near-record clip in November as the industry raced toward the fini

The Interstate Commerce Commission adopted final rules that tighten requirements for motor carriers'

Freightliner Corp. makes its debut as a regular ocean shipper next month when it exports eight mediu

On Jan. 1, the European Community will launch 70 research and development projects, worth $120 milli

EDSON EXPRESS INC. (Thornton, Colo.) - Roberta Brodsky and Carl Morgan were named account representa

Nine new truck safety measures signed into law Wednesday in Michigan really enact commonsense trucki

State officials plan to build a four-lane highway connecting the New JerseyTurnpike to Route

The American Trucking Associations launched a $1 million information programaimed at increasing the

XTRA Corp. reported fourth quarter earnings of $6.5 million, or 85 cents a share on revenue of $58.2

AIR CONDITIONING MACHINERY shippers are keeping mum on their plans to oppose new density ratings for

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts spends less today on its highway system, in constant dollars, than

MATLACK INC. EXPANDS TENN. BULK TERMINALWILMINGTON, Del. - Matlack Inc. is expanding its Mem

Truckers in Ontario have won a battle with the provincial government. A regulatory board wil

France's biggest communist-led union rejected the city transportation authority's proposal to end a

Routes, schedules and even cab interiors will have to be redesigned to accommodate the massive influ

CMX Trucking Inc. is opening terminals in Washington and California that willserve the ports

LEAR SIEGLER NOTES ASSIGNED B3 RATINGNEW YORK - Moody's Investors Service has assigned a B3

Aided by radio-activated toll tags, motorists may soon be speeding past toll booths if an experiment

The American Trucking Association has finalized the sale of its trucking software to Bluebird System

The West German government and the European Community are taking action to ease the concern of Germa

The European Community Commission has asked EC states to recognize each other's driver's licenses, e

During one week in October, inspectors for the New York state Department of Transportation stopped 8

MACK TOUTING CH600 AS 'TRUCK OF THE '90S'ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Mack Trucks Inc. is touting its ne

American President Cos. has adopted a new stockholder rights plan extending the company's common sto

The new head of one of the nation's largest trucking associations, the National Private Truck Counci

Pakhoed, the Dutch storage and shipping group, said it expects 1988 earnings to rise by 50 percent,

Schneider National Corp. tractor-trailers will be linked to the trucking company's Green Bay, Wis.,

Truck lines using owner-operators can prosper financially if they focus on medium-haul niche transpo

Workers at the Queens-Midtown tunnel flunked a security test this month, handing over more than $100

Federal Industries Ltd. of Winnipeg, Manitoba, has purchased CF Kingsway of Toronto, Ontario, for C$

Toyota Motor Corp. could begin building its first American-made trucks by 1990 at the auto manufactu