Monday, August 25, 2003

• Mineta notes truckers' safety efforts
• Idling restrictions growing more common
• Illinois tollway looks for ways to not raise tolls
• Bill to allow illegal immigrants to get licenses derailed
• Big rigs as mobile billboards to help locate missing children
• Ridge defends color-coded alert system
• CA may let illegal immigrants get driver's licenses, but not CDLs
• Truckers converge on California capital to protest fee hike plan
• Report: Janklow driving up to 75 mph
• Fisher named Trucker Buddy of the Month
• Kenworth factory featured on 'Made in America' TV series

Tuesday, August 26, 2003

Wednesday, August 27, 2003

Thursday, August 28, 2003

• Administration to assess impact of Mexican trucks
• New Jersey official says 25-cent per axle toll cut likely on bridges
• Hazmat incidents down nationwide; Illinois has highest number nationally
• San Francisco bridge toll bill clears Assembly committee

• McCain to ask FTC to examine fuel-price gouging
• FMCSA proposes training for entry-level drivers
• Illinois to study whether I-Pass could catch speeders
• Feds give California $72 million to fix coastal highway
• I-10 bypass in Phoenix area
• Tollway to open closed lanes, more parking, more restrooms over holiday
• OOIDA closed for holiday
• U.S. to extend FAST program to Mexico
• OOIDA reviews options in case against Prime after court ruling
• NTSB's most wanted list includes black boxes and healthier drivers
• Tolls to rise on Houston-area system
• Another scam in New Jersey
• Maine residents to vote on transportation spending
• Grim prediction: 488 crash victims this Labor Day