Avery Vise (CCJ)BusinessDaimler to discontinue Sterling Trucks brand in MarchDaimler Trucks North America today, Oct.14, announced that it will discontinue the Sterling Trucks brand in March 2009 as part of a response t…October 13, 2008BusinessCARB enforcing anti-idling rulesThe California Air Resources Board said Thursday, Oct. 9, that its staff began hitting the road earlier in the week to enforce the agency’s a…October 9, 2008BusinessATA adopts comprehensive safety agendaThe American Trucking Associations’ board of directors on Tuesday, Oct. 7, adopted 18 recommendations aimed at reducing highway-related fatal…October 7, 2008BusinessATA’s Graves: ‘Things are not going well’The trucking industry faces huge problems at every turn, but it must work hard to make things better – just as New Orleans has done three year…October 6, 2008BusinessIntermodal, new entrant rules go to White HouseAs the Bush administration winds down, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and the Department of Transportation are working to com…September 29, 2008BusinessReaching out earlyApex Bulk Commodities Adelanto, Calif. Worked to bolster its supply of technicians and drivers by helping to market transportation as …September 17, 2008BusinessSafety in numbers? – September 2008In 2007, deaths involving large trucks dropped 4.4 percent to 4,808 – the lowest number since 1992, which is the best year on record. Si…September 17, 2008BusinessThe CCJ Top 250: Mediocre at bestAt the time, most trucking companies probably saw 2007 as fairly miserable – soft freight demand, ample capacity and high fuel prices. D…September 17, 2008BusinessNTSB calls for fatigue mitigation stepsIn response to a tractor-trailer rollover that triggered a collision of a motorcoach, the National Transportation Safety Board on Tuesday, Sep…September 17, 2008BusinessCalifornia sues firms over contractorsThe State of California has launched its own assault on some companies that use owner-operators. California Attorney General Jerry Brown on Se…September 15, 2008Previous PagePage 37 of 85Next PageTop StoriesBusinessTexas Supreme Court overturns nuclear verdict against WernerThe state's highest court said the "sole substantial factor" that led to a fatal 2014 crash was not the fault of Werner nor its driver, but that of the pickup truck driver who lost control, crossed a median and struck the Werner truck.Trucks'Brand new' Anthem reintroduced as Mack's regional haul truckBusinessFedEx founder Fred Smith passes awayRegulationsGallon-based user fee provides sustainable infrastructure fundingAlternative powerCalifornia doubles down on emissions regulations, starts work on next generation rules
