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Week of
August 25, 2008 |
Carriers Expect Weak Volume During Usually Strong Season |
Class 8 Fleet Growth Stagnant In 2nd Quarter, Polk Reports |
Rising Transport Costs Push Shippers to Reshape Packaging |
Diesel Falls to 3-Month Low |
Week of
August 18, 2008 |
Cummins Reverses Course, Will Use SCR for 2010 Engines |
Truck-Crash Deaths Fall 4% |
28 Confident Rookies Among Drivers Heading to Houston for ‘Super Bowl of Safety’ |
Diesel Drops 14.9¢ to $4.353 a Gallon |
Week of
August 11, 2008 |
Trucking Bankruptcies Double; 1st-Half Capacity Loss Is 4.5% |
Large TL Fleets Shed Longhaul to Seek More Regional Freight |
Warehousing: Fleets Acquire Storage Space to Expand Role in Supply Chain |
Diesel Drops 10.1¢ to $4.50 a Gallon |
Week of
August 04, 2008 |
DOT Issues Transport Plan |
ATA Sues to Block Driver Plans at L.A. and Long Beach Ports |
June Truck Tonnage Jumps 5.4% in Eighth Straight Gain |
Diesel Falls 11.5¢ to $4.603 |
Week of
July 28, 2008 |
GAO Claims Many Truckers Skirt DOT Health Regulations |
Profits Decline at Most LTLs As Surcharges Lag Fuel Hikes |
Railroads Say Rate Increases Reflect Costs, Deny They Plan to Curtail Hazmat Hauling |
Diesel Dips 4.6¢ to $4.718 |
Week of
July 21, 2008 |
For-Hire Carriers Endured a Painful Year, But Certain Niches Thrived, TT 100 Shows |
June Truck Sales Rise 9.5% |
Smaller Fleets Seeking Buyers as Strategy to Avoid Bankruptcy |
Diesel Rises 3.7¢ to Record $4.764; Crude Drops |
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