ATA searches for drivers with the right stuffApr 1, 2004 The American Trucking Associations (ATA) has opened its selection process for the 2005-06 America's Road Team. ATA said the team will be made up of 12... Bravery comes from a driving concernApr 1, 2004 FOUR PROFESSIONAL truck drivers, who set aside their focus on daily trucking to aid others in emergency situations were nominated as finalists for the... FleetPride to acquire assetsApr 1, 2004 FleetPride Inc, an independent aftermarket distributor of heavy-duty truck parts, has agreed in principle with Robertson Fleet Service to purchase certain... Freightliner CEO: Truck sales will soar in '04Apr 1, 2004 Rainer Schmueckle, Freightliner LLC's president and chief executive officer, is predicting a boom in truck sales this year in North America for both heavy-... HOS rules: Is the waiting the hardest part?Apr 1, 2004 Driver waiting time is shaping up to be a major issue for carriers in advance of new hours-of-service (HOS) regulations that take effect in January. Certain... Isuzu F-Series medium-duty truck can accept a wide range of bodiesApr 1, 2004 Isuzu has begun selling the new F-Series medium-duty commercial truck for the 2004 model year. Underneath, the Isuzu 6HK1 7.8-liter engine offers multiple... Kenworth selects Dealer Council membersApr 1, 2004 Kenworth Truck Co named its 2004 Kenworth Dealer Council members during its recent dealer meeting in Phoenix AZ. The council consists of leading executives... Freightliner CEO: Truck sales will soar in '04Mar 29, 2004, by Sean Kilcarr Rainer Schmueckle, Freightliner LLC's president and chief executive officer, is predicting a boom in truck sales this year in North America for both heavy- and medium-duty commercial trucks.... Truck sales set for fast lane, say key playersMar 26, 2004, by Sean Kilcarr In separate events at the Mid-America Trucking Show in Louisville KY, the general managers for both Kenworth Truck Co and sister firm Peterbilt Motors Co said truck sales are poised not only to improve but perhaps also to reach record highs this year.... Highway Watch vigilance shifts into higher gearMar 24, 2004, from staff and wire reports The American Trucking Associations has entered into a $19.3 million agreement with the Transportation Security Administration to expand ATA's Highway Watch program, which trains highway professionals to identify and report safety and security situations on United States roads. ... advertisement DirectoriesNewsletterEvents
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