Avery Vise (CCJ)BusinessU.S., Canada agree to push for lower emissions at borderThe top environmental agencies of the United States and Canada will work together on reducing emissions and fuel consumption by freight transp…September 14, 2005BusinessWhite House reviewing NHTSA’s stopping distance proposalThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has finished drafting its proposal to reduce the required stopping distance for new heavy-d…September 14, 2005BusinessDiesel prices soften after record spikeOne week after diesel prices posted their greatest one-week gain on record, the national average retail price for on-highway diesel fell back …September 13, 2005BusinessATA: Industry will spend $85 billion on diesel this yearIn light of Hurricane Katrina and the Energy Information Administration’s latest pricing forecasts, the American Trucking Associations has up…September 8, 2005BusinessFreightliner to sell fire/emergency vehicle businessFreightliner LLC said it plans to divest its American LaFrance fire and emergency services manufacturing business. The Ladson, S.C.-based comp…September 8, 2005BusinessIntermec, Symbol resolve RFID disputeIntermec Technologies Corp. and Symbol Technologies Inc. have settled their radio frequency identification (RFID) intellectual property disput…September 8, 2005BusinessFedEx Freight limits fuel surcharge in storm’s wakeDespite the surge in fuel prices sparked by Hurricane Katrina, FedEx Freight said it will limit its standard fuel surcharge for the next 30 da…September 6, 2005BusinessPort of New Orleans damaged but workableThe Port of New Orleans said Sunday, Sept. 4 that the Mississippi River is now open in one direction during daylight hours to ships with a dra…September 6, 2005BusinessFMCSA withdraws rulemaking on vision standardsIn an action that appears aimed at clearing out the brush in its regulatory docket, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has withdr…September 1, 2005BusinessOOIDA wins class certification in C.R. England, Landstar casesThe Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association this week gained class certification from two separate federal district courts in actions f…September 1, 2005Previous PagePage 72 of 85Next PageTop StoriesEmissionsDEF sensor delete 'not simple' but a 'common‑sense path forward'The EPA is encouraging manufacturers to return to or adopt NOx sensor-based strategies to improve system robustness and reduce failures associated with DEF sensors, but OEMs are largely left to interpret the proposed guidance and plan their own response.MaintenanceEnd of DEF quality sensors a win for reliability, but what about the environment?CCJ InnovatorsA bulk carrier's journey from a legacy operating system to a customized cloud platformInsuranceChameleon carriers create demand for risk detectionEmissionsBill seeks to strip EPA of power to regulate diesel emissions
