TODAYS TRUCKING NEWS ARCHIVES

November 24- November 28, 2003

Monday, November 24, 2003

New cargo rules affect truckers
Court says FBI can't monitor communication via OnStar
National Motor Carrier Directory available online
Negotiations under way in several grocery strikes across U.S.
New Jersey: fuel hike proposal likely
California plan could reduce truck parking spaces just as new HOS starts
Truck was rolling in dough
Illinois lawmakers rush to overturn fee before session ends
Say what?
Alleged shooter says he's not guilty, wants to defend himself
Land Line wins media awards; Tankersley cops top honors for investigative reporting
NY considers snow-free vehicle mandate
FTC slams pop-up spam scam

Tuesday, November 25, 2003

Young's dedicated truck lane funding looks to VA's I-81
Average diesel price rises a penny
Two new highways coming to Knoxville area
Georgia lawmakers float fuel tax idea
Minnesota governor to push tougher drunken driving limit
Oklahoma awards road contracts
Quilt commemorates OOIDA 30th Anniversary
Don't like the name of your road? Well, it's FU
Discovery could offer new hope to diabetic truckers

Wednesday, November 26, 2003

Canadians wary of new DHS trucking rules
Kenworth extends $1,000 rebate To OOIDA members on qualifying new sleeper truck purchases through 2004
Swift and FMCSA in consultation over safety rating
California manufacturer addresses de-icer corrosion dilemma
Law to prevent illegal immigrant licenses moves ahead quickly
Working group seeks to reduce truck traffic at the Port of Los Angeles
Thanksgiving with a side of guilt
Teamsters say they won’t deliver to distribution centers in California grocery strike
Wisconsin authorities still looking for trucker’s killer
Trucker dies in fiery crash
Illinois lawmakers unable to overturn fee; efforts to resume in January
Snowplowing efforts affected by state budget woes
Panel suggests fuel tax hike in New Jersey
California moves to reverse law that would allow illegal immigrants to obtain licenses
Iraqi trucking company launched despite fear of attacks
Trucking company settles discrimination suit to tune of $500,000
Study: Drug use steady among ‘safety-sensitive’ workers

Thursday, November 27, 2003

Offices Closed

Friday, November 28, 2003

Offices Closed

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