New York Times Trucking News

Charge Filed Against Chief of Truck Firm After Crash

The president of a New Jersey company that owns the dump truck that crashed in Chinatown last week has been charged with unlicensed collection of trade waste.


Car Sales at 10-Year Low

Sales of new vehicles plunged in June, as high gas prices and a weak economy kept consumers away from showrooms.


Drivers’ Strike Stalls New York City Construction

Most of New York City’s largest projects were hobbled by a strike by hundreds of cement-truck drivers.


Be the Prius

Motorists can drive smarter in response to high fuel prices.


Truck Was Unsafe, Crash Inquiry Finds

The dump truck that crashed into a bus in Chinatown on Monday, killing one person and injuring four others, was not safe to drive, the authorities said.


Topix.com Trucking News

Trucking Industry's Story * Usa - Heavy haulage in the 1880s - twenty mule teams in Death Valley

According to the Twenty Mule Team Museum in California, each train was 100-foot long, and carried ten tonnes of the ore... That's ten tonnes from 190 feet below sea level to an elevation of 2,000 feet in ...


Old Dominion names HR development director

Old Dominion Freight Line has appointed Dee Dee Cox director of human resources development, where she will oversee management staff education, develop management training programs and oversee employee ...


Study: GPS Could Save Trucking Industry $53 Billion

GPS technology undoubtedly is an effective tool for providing real-time mapping and location-based services.


Nats attack new fuel tax law

National finance spokesman Bill English said his party had not yet decided whether to revoke the tax if it leads the next Government.


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