Monday, January 20, 2003

• Seeds of doubt delay Garden State's dual speed limit plan
• Ridge gains unanimous approval to head homeland agency
• Congestion slowing movement of goods and people, study says
• NHTSA administrator: Vehicle gizmos unsafe
• New Hampshire to study state-owned truckstops
• Arizona officials want sales tax for roads
• Ads for international drivers' licenses or permits could be a dead end
• MoDOT gives rural areas bigger share
• Miami man sentenced for role in CDL scheme
• Diesel prices decline
• Small Ohio town gives trucker the best gift of all
• Arctic suffers significant setback in legal tangle with OOIDA
• OOIDA pursues Prime in state court, includes corporate officers as defendants
• FMCSA to advise hazmat carriers on security steps
• Kansas governor wants road money to balance budget
• Construction firms propose truck-only lanes, tolls in VA
• Dallas cops 'get tough' on speeders
• Florida men plead guilty in cigarette heist
• FMCSA fines NY household goods carrier $302,000
• Louisiana city's council boots big rigs
• USA Truck Orders 963 International EPA-compliant engines

Tuesday, January 21, 2003

• EPA certifies CAT's ACERT technology
• Customs' 24-hour rule to take effect Feb. 1
• Two bills would cut recent increase in CT fuel tax
• Connecticut group sends highway plan to Legislature
• NC lawmakers reject proposal to expand use of road fund
• Massachusetts to focus on road maintenance
• Kansas transit chief says new taxes will make up for road cuts
• MassPike opens Big Dig connector
• Texas town votes down fuel tax
• Com-Car owner-operator group will call it quits

Wednesday, January 22, 2003

• Oil prices rise; tanker pilots break strike in Maracaibo
• Carter proposals seek to end Venezuela trouble
• Diesel prices rise
• Oakland port inspects trucks
• Wyoming eyes raising fuel tax
• Virginia kills plan to use cameras to enforce red lights
• El Paso considers forcing trucks into right lane
• PennDOT debuts enhanced inspection stickers
• Massachusetts city bans trucks on three streets

Thursday, January 23, 2003