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Week of October 7-11, 2002
Monday, October 7, 2002
White House moves toward intervention in port dispute
Growing losses cause anxiety for truckers idling at ports
PA legislator says governor should act on pricey toll increases
Fatal crash blamed on dashboard computer
Navistar-UAW modify labor contract extension
SkyFI XM Satellite Radio plays anywhere, available soon
Kenworth reveals latest interior colors
PA wants tougher work zone enforcement on trucks, cars
NHTSA recall no. 02V135/International recall no. 02506
Detroit I-75 lane closures: congestion expected
Member feature: Sometimes it pays to speak out
Bus association drives for federal security funds
Tuesday, October 8, 2002
Labor secretary: President takes action on port dilemma
Tire checks no longer required of hazmat drivers
French tanker blast boosts oil prices
Diesel prices continue upward trend
OOIDA member finds helping hand in KW PremierCare Customer Center
Indiana brake law yields no citations; residents gripe
Wednesday, October 9, 2002
Bush seeks court order to open ports
Private eyes track Illinois' I-Pass
Airlines fight USPS decision to use rural mail trucks
Ohio Turnpike plans ethics training for employees
Pete introduces new frame rails for severe duty applications
Thursday, October 10, 2002
Port lockout ends
Supremes review legality of Michigan truck fees
Cummins consolidates plant operations, eliminates 200 jobs
Mexican seaport picks up business
VDOT fires 17 for prowling Internet porn sites
'Frying Squad' stalks European fuel cheats
Friday, October 11, 2002
Court grants OOIDA summary judgment against Mayflower Transit - rules that carrier violated truth-in-leasing regulations
Connecticut lawmakers fret over diesel sales drop
Trucker makes call to rescue missing girl
Arizona cop cited in I-10 wreck
Investors seek purchase of Consolidated Freightways
Ohio study predicts jump in truck freight
School bus failure to yield results in highway catastrophe
Bridge over Utica-Rome Expressway collapses
German truck-toll moves forward