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Is This Any Way to Run DOT?

It’s beginning to look like we have a new secretary of transportation, by the name of Joan Claybrook. No, she wasn’t nominated by the president or confirmed by the Senate, but she seems to wield the big stick in transport circles along the Potomac these days.

November 30, 1998

Speeding Through Time

Albert Mroz | Special to Transport Topics
November 30, 1998

Ship Lines Boost Late Fees

Steamship lines suffering from the meltdown of the Asian economy have raised the fees they charge draymen for late intermodal equipment by as much as four times.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
November 30, 1998

Tolls or Fuel Tax: Choose Your Poison

Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee is likely to ask the state legislature for a 3-cent-per-gallon increase in the state tax on diesel fuel as an alternative to the tolls on Interstate highways that the Arkansas Highway Commission wants to impose.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
November 30, 1998

North Carolina Drafts Ergonomics Standard

The North Carolina Department of Labor has drafted a proposal for an ergonomics standard that would require employers to inform workers about on-the-job hazards and take corrective action.

George Abry | Staff Reporter
November 30, 1998

Ford Credit to Buy Leasing Group

Ford Credit announced plans to acquire AMI Leasing Group of Worcester, Mass. AMI will become part of Ford Credit North America’s lending operations, company officials said.

Daniel P. Bearth | Staff Writer
November 30, 1998

Xtra, Apollo Terminate Merger

Xtra Corp. and an acquisition company formed by New York-based Apollo Management and Interpool Inc. mutually agreed to terminate their merger agreement.

Daniel P. Bearth | Staff Writer
November 30, 1998

Colorado Truckers Keep Watch

Colorado Highway Watch, launched Nov. 23 in Denver, attempts to make driving safer for everyone by enlisting truckers to be the eyes and ears of the open road.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
November 30, 1998

Trucks Needed to Help ‘Mitch’ Victims

Truckers are being asked to help get food and supplies to the victims of Hurricane Mitch. The Nicaraguan Independent Emergency Commission needs trucks to move food, medicine, clothes and other supplies from Baton Rouge, La., and Alton, Texas, to New Orleans.

November 30, 1998