Avery Vise (CCJ)BusinessBendix to launch adaptive cruise in 2008Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems announced at the Mid-America Trucking Show Wednesday, March 21, that it is testing its Adaptive Cruise Contr…March 21, 2007BusinessCourt: Owner can’t recover loans to companyA partner in an Illinois trucking firm who used company funds for his own purposes can’t recover loans he made to the hauler, the U.S. Court …March 17, 2007BusinessPicking on the bad applesFMCSA proposes to mandate recorders only for serious offenders on hours compliance. Does it go far enough to satisfy political pressure …February 28, 2007BusinessTough loveJet Express Dayton, Ohio Uses safety indicators to identify problem drivers quickly, bolstering risk management efforts and allowing t…February 28, 2007BusinessA vision for visibilityWhen was the last time a driver called to announce that he had just been pulled over for speeding? Probably the same day a customer call…February 28, 2007BusinessBus deliverer seeks freight rulesWhen the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration changed the hours-of-service regulations in 2003, it did so only for drivers of property-…February 15, 2007BusinessFMCSA proposes household goods broker regulationsThe Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is inviting comments until May 9 on its proposal to require brokers who arrange the transporta…February 8, 2007BusinessEaton launches next generation of VoradEaton Corp. has developed the Vorad VS-400, a new generation of its truck safety system. The system, which will be available in limited quanti…February 5, 2007BusinessBig stick, baby carrotsThe spin from Washington that the proposed rule on electronic onboard recorders (EOBRs) would improve safety by targeting the worst offe…February 2, 2007BusinessBig stick, baby carrotsThe spin from Washington that the proposed rule on electronic onboard recorders (EOBRs) would improve safety by targeting the worst offe…February 2, 2007Previous PagePage 55 of 85Next PageTop StoriesTechnologyHow fleets can protect themselves from cyber criminalsThe National Motor Freight Traffic Association is at the forefront of the fight against cybercrime in trucking and helping fleets increase their cybersecurity to ensure they don’t become victims of cyber criminals.BusinessKnight-Swift backs rail mega mergerCybersecurityNMFTA warns of Chinese components in trucking technologyBusinessKandel Transport acquired by Nagle CompaniesFeatured SponsorCargo theft is on the rise. Learn strategies to protect your trucks, trailers and freight.
