Monday, May 26, 2003

Tuesday, May 27, 2003

Wednesday, May 28, 2003

• Pressure from your carrier? Now you can tell us online
• The Ridge connection - RX for homeland security
• Diesel prices continue decline
• Roadcheck 2003 kickoff set for Ambassador Bridge June 3
• Teamsters authorize car hauler strike
• Illinois bans ephedra
• Oklahoma lawmaker drops fuel tax plan
• What's in a name? In Georgia, a good chunk of the state road budget
• Alabama bill requires drivers to be sober to start car
• Mexican officials find 31 locked inside truck
• This idea may be your cup of tea …
• Rhode Island pursues stiffer drunken driving law, highway dollars

Thursday, May 29, 2003

• Report warns of terror via trucks
• Kansas legislative 'tribute' supports June Safety Month
• Study says Atlanta has the best roads; LA gets a rough review
• Peterbilt provides new truck-purchase incentives for OOIDA members
• New Jersey toll-road merger enacted
• Minnesota House OKs transportation bill
• Attempt to shift chassis responsibility to ports dies
• Oklahoma tag fee hike clears committee
• Mexico plans to X-ray all vehicles at borders
• Higher traffic fines get pulled over in Sunshine State
• Seat-belt measure dies in Florida Senate
• Lower drunken-driving threshold now law in North Dakota
• Iraq reportedly used trucks for biological program
• Sleuthing in the grass

• Oklahoma speed-trap bill heads to governor
• Roadcheck 2003: June 3-5
• Wisconsin bill boosts freeway speeds
• Color of terror drops a notch
• Rhode Island eyes seat-belt initiative
• Nevada drunken-driving bill advances
• Nebraska senator introduces resolution supporting June Safety Month
• Plan seeks funds to fix Oregon roads
• Bill that would fine terminals for making trucks wait dies
• Oklahoma tag fee hike clears the House
• Federal bridge formula exemption passes in Illinois
• Another conviction in Illinois bribery case
• Cajun taxman: 'Your money or your license'
• Tougher DUI bill heads to South Carolina Senate floor
• New York senator wants Crown Victoria probe