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FedEx Acts to Reduce Strike Vulnerability

Federal Express Corp. said it plans to restructure its operations to make the company less dependent on its unionized pilots, who have refused to work overtime after labor talks stalemated and the company walked out of the negotiations.

George Abry | Staff Reporter
November 16, 1998

ATA's Intermodal CFO

American Trucking Associations recruited a senior executive of the Association of American Railroads to be its new senior vice president and chief financial officer. AAR Executive Vice President David B. Barefoot will begin his new job in early December.

David Barnes | Senior Correspondent
November 16, 1998

Return to the Safety Summit

Driver fatigue was spotlighted as the No. 1 safety issue in trucking as a result of the 1995 Truck and Bus Safety Summit that was held in Kansas City. To be held in Atlanta Dec. 6-10, the next national meeting will continue the dialogue among “the best highway safety minds” in the U.S. and North America, said the federal Office of Motor Carriers.

George Abry | Staff Reporter
November 16, 1998

Ameritruck Files Chapter 11

AmeriTruck Distribution Corp. is getting out of the refrigerated trucking business, but expects to continue its other operations, as it reorganizes under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code.

Daniel P. Bearth | Staff Writer
November 16, 1998

Aasche Expands Waste Hauling Unit

Aasche Transportation Services, Shannon, Ill., expanded its waste hauling business with two recent transactions.

Daniel P. Bearth | Staff Writer
November 16, 1998

New Coalition Draws Bead on Tolls

The Arkansas Highway Commission has proposed to place tolls on Interstate highways in Arkansas to pay for repairs and improvements, but a newly assembled coalition opposed to new tolls on Interstates will do everything in its power to make sure that doesn't happen.

David Barnes | Senior Correspondent
November 16, 1998

Ruling the Roost

For all its tongue-twisting jargon and impressive college curricula, billions of bytes of software and lickety-split communications, when all is said and done the transportation industry is, very simply, moving boxes of stuff from here to there.

November 16, 1998

Arkansas Gov. Committed to Diesel Tax Hike; Truckers Oppose

Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee said Friday that he would propose a diesel tax increase to repair roads even though that tax is opposed by truckers who support him. The truckers and Huckabee re on the same side when it comes to opposing toll booths on Arkansas interstate routes.

November 16, 1998

Ergonomics Rule Due in September

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration apparently will publish its proposal for ergonomics regulations next September.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
November 16, 1998