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Truckers and motorists will soon be paying more to subsidize mass transit programs in Pennsylvania once a 3 percent toll increase takes effect on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. A controversial state law that was passed in 2007 authorizes the toll increase, which is scheduled to take effect Sunday, Jan. 3, 2010, and authorized a similar increase [...]
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In an effort to improve Wisconsin’s compliance with the federal regulations, there are changes being implemented the first of the year that will affect commercial driver’s license holders. More: continued here
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TULSA For Arrow Trucking drivers like Jenn Cruthis, it was the worst of times. Roy, an employee from Arrow Trucking Co. More: continued here
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A Philadelphia lawyer has filed a federal class action lawsuit against Arrow Trucking. More: continued here
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Transplace, a provider of transportation managemen… More: continued here
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A toll-free bridge linking New Jersey and Pennsylvania on Interstate 95 would be replaced with a tolled structure as part of a proposal to widen the interstate and relieve congestion. If future toll rates on the Scudder Falls Bridge are consistent with other tolled bridges in the region, truckers could expect to pay $16.25 cash [...]
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EDMONTON, Alta. – Canadian suspension manufacturer Raydan Manufacturing reported a $1.5 million net loss… [Full Story] More: continued here Powered by SmartRSS
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Postal Service will evaluate 20,000 new, all-elect… More: continued here
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Kenworth Truck Co. is expanding its product line w… More: continued here
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It’s tough enough getting laid off in this economy … but how about getting laid off by text message? That’s exactly what happened to 900 truck drivers who were stranded last Tuesday when their employer, Oklahoma-based Arrow Trucking Company, shut down their operations, canceled the drivers’ fuel cards and left them to figure out how [...]