Monday, March 3, 2003

• Proposal afoot to gradually 'graduate' new CDL drivers
• Lawmakers to reduce fines in Texas 'environmental speed zones'
• Review of controversial Maryland highway in the fast lane
• Arkansas General Assembly sends toll road bill to governor
• Tennessee eyes truck lane restrictions
• Texas bill prevents CDL holders from concealing convictions
• Diesel prices continue upward climb
• Utah House passes unmarked patrol car bill
• Bill would force Alaska to spend road money on roads
• Jersey to pigeons: Get outta' here!
• Imagine: Truckdrivers and big rigs safest road combo
• Clock now ticking on hours-of-service, other DOT rules
• Owner-operators net bigger tax break on health insurance in 2003
• Trucker Buddy always needs more trucking pen pals

Tuesday, March 4, 2003

• Diesel prices inch toward $2 mark
• Captured terrorist planned attacks on U.S. bridges, gas stations, power plants
• Al-Qaida target: Pearl Harbor
• Arkansas House defeats second truck sales tax bill
• Tennessee added to states seeking fuel tax hikes
• South Dakota committee votes to offer heavy haulers relief
• Idaho bill would increase overweight permit limits
• Wisconsin bill targets drunken driving, highway dollars
• Kansas Senate answers the call for e9-1-1 cell phone fee
• Rigs stolen in the Carolinas
• Toll hikes give bridge commission execs a lift, too
• Hot dog spill causes pickle on Missouri highway
• Expediters' MATS exhibit expands space
• Interim managers named at new border agencies
• Anna Nicole keeps on truckin'

Wednesday, March 5, 2003

• Kentucky legislators struggle to get truckers tax relief
• Bill would restrict left lane on Maine's multilane highways
• Wealthy execs get to use state highway as their personal race track
• Colorado seat-belt, DUI bill passes Senate committee
• Bush to nominate Sandberg to head FMCSA
• Red-light bill seeks green light in Texas
• Hands-free cell phone bill advances in California
• Licensing changes proposed in Maine for teen drivers

Thursday, March 6, 2003