Jill DunnBusinessSurvey of trucking execs shows cautious optimismGE Capital’s chief financial officer fall survey indicates trucking companies are operating conservatively but are “cautiously optimistic.”November 26, 2012BusinessAgency proposes targeting chronic offendersA Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration proposal would allow suspension or revocation of carriers’ authority that demonstrate “egregious disregard” for safety compliance.November 20, 2012BusinessCarriers hauling relief supplies rely on experience, prepCarriers providing relief supplies following Superstorm Sandy say previous disaster aid experience, coordinating with relief organizers and contingency planning are the trifecta for delivery success.November 13, 2012BusinessTrucking contributes $7.8 million to election, heavily favors GOPOf trucking’s more than $7.8 million in political contributions, 85 percent went to Republican federal candidates, the biggest percentage the party has received from the industry in 22 years.November 7, 2012BusinessFleets, industry still weighing Sandy’s damageTrucking company representatives say it’s too early to evaluate Hurricane Sandy’s damage, but some anticipate lost revenue from customers unexpectedly closing before truckers arrive.October 31, 2012Previous PagePage 32 of 32Top 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.
